Lots of randomness this week. That’s great!
- Facial animation, then and now, and now. (via)
- accessmaincomputerfile.net. Some of these are real, or at least made with ‘real’ parts. (via)
- Writing more maintainable shell scripts. (again, Bash-specific.)
- Nancy Householder Hauge’s stories about working HR for Sun Microsystems relatively early in the life of the company: parts one, two, three, four, five, six. (via)
- The Descent to C. C programming for people not used to C. Written by the fellow responsible for PuTTY. (via)
- Access Windows through SSH. It’s confusing.
- It’s not a bug, it’s a… (found via)
- The Magic of Strace. (via)
- SSD Reliability. Not really a statistics-based study.
- The Lost Ancestors of ASCII Art. It goes far deeper than you’d expect.
- Related: ‘ascii art’ tagged on Tumblr. (via)
- Amiga nostalgia, via the Apple app store.
- Why I like Java. This is perhaps the best description of the language I’ve seen.
Your unrelated link of the week: it’s two links, for the two very rare German episodes of Monty Python’s Flying Circus.
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