I managed to come up with a lot of links this week, somehow, despite the start of the class I’m teaching in addition to normal work.  And Summer of Code’s coming up!  And we’re due for a release relatively soon!  I may appear somewhat… stretched over the next few weeks.

• Hey, other people are noticing that odd linkspam email I’ve been getting.  (via)
• The followup: Don’t share that infographic spam.  I’m pretty sure I’m the ‘one reader’ mentioned by the author, since I mailed him about the previous story.
• I always enjoy stories about troubleshooting strange performance problems.
• We need something like this Red Book idea for pkgsrc/DPorts.
• Ode to the Semicolon.  I love semicolons; I use them more than an em dash.  (via)
• The Maker Map.  You may find this useful for building resources.  I’m gaining one near me soon.  (via)
• The Book-writing Machine.  Possibly the first book written with a word processor.  (via)
• Vim Git Gutter.  A brilliant idea: show the git diff as you work in Vim.  (via)
• Add everything to Vim!  Add nothing to Vim! (via a long twisty path of links)
• An HTML5 roguelike, THE ROYAL WEDDING; nicely done.  (via)
• Hey, the Digest is on Google Plus, or at least the RSS feed is.
• Smallest analog computer ever made.  This is what computers should look like.  (via)
• List of inventors killed by their own inventions.  No good reason to link this other than it’s a longer list than I thought it would be.  (via)
• This PHP/MySQL assessment made me laugh.  (via)

Your unrelated link of the week: I’m the Computer Man.  I always thought the mid-1990s were sort of a Internet/computer teenager phase.  Everything had potential but everything was also awkward.  (via I forget, sorry!)