DragonFly BSD Digest

Still working on cleaning up RSS backlogs, so this was done early.

• Chonky Palmtop is a DIY portable Linux computer with a split keyboard and 7 inch display.  I’ve linked to this before.  (via)
• r/ErgoMobileComputers/, from comments at the previous link.  The e-ink setups are interesting.
• Porting Zelda Classic to the Web.  Interesting for the game and the method.  (via)
• MVC — Xerox PARC 1978—79.  (via)
• Emulating the Space Invaders look and feel.  Recreating analog issues.  (via)
• Gopher on the Palm Pilot and the pitfalls of PalmOS connectivity.
• Pendragon, an RPG I never ever encountered.
• Triple Entry Blogging.
• Increasing the surface area of blogging.
• VCF East XIII — David Walden — Remembering the BBN ARPANET Project.  (Youtube, via)
• Signs of Life, art show and technology experiment.
• Korg MS-20.  (via)
• The failure of the idea of X resources, and What goes into an X resource and its name.
• Termtris on a terminal.

Your unrelated noise music of the week: GROAR by Juanjosé Rivas.  (via)

Old-school week, at least more than normal.

• Principia Apocrypha: Principles of Old School RPGs.
• Now that computers have more than 4MB of memory, can we get seconds on the taskbar?
• Obsidian.md.  (via)
• waxy.org turns 20.
• MNT Reform, an ARM laptop with open hardware.  (via)
• Those HTML Attributes You Never Use.  (via)
• Minskytron Refurbished.
• Inside the Apple-1’s shift-register memory.  Photos!
• “Let’s go find out!“
• Dreamhold, an introduction to interactive fiction.  (via)
• The Early History of Smalltalk (1993).  The corporate shell of Xerox, where Smalltalk and PARC came from, is just a few miles from me.  (via)