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• The Story I’ll Tell at the Web’s 25th Birthday Party.
• When Will the Next Dot.com Bubble Burst?  The comment from Gary Helms is correct.
• The truth about content management systems.  It’s one of those basic mistakes that everyone gets to learn in some form.  (via I lost track, sorry)
• The Facebook experiment has failed.  Let’s do better.  I agree with the sentiment that smaller communities are necessary, and that Facebook is an unsustainable place for them.  I’m seeing more specific communities retreating from social media to mailing lists – and it’s better.  (via)
• UNIX: Network Basics for the Beginner.
• Boulet takes on tech support.  We’ve all gotten that call from an older family member.
• The Turino XL, a computer with over 45 x 10¹⁷ bytes available.
• Worse.  Bundling and the negative effects that come with it.  (via)
• Hooray!  More James Mickens!  (PDF)  It’s listed as his last column.  Booooo.  Anyway, he starts talking about web browsers, and perhaps accidentally gives the best description of Javascript ever.  (also via)
• This World of Ours, a James Mickens logout column from December 2013 that I missed.
• Actually, if you look at his Microsoft Research page, he has links to his past articles at the bottom, plus a link to his 2011 presentation about why web browsers are horrible.
• Why I Use Vim.  Describes a “climbing up, sliding down” learning curve, which puts me in mind of one of my favorite diagrams.  (via)
• How to boost your Vim productivity.  Some interesting tips in this, plus bits on tmux.  (via)
• Coffee and its Effects on Feature Creep.  Sort of a basic economics lesson.  (via)

Your unrelated link of the week: Space Replay.  A very good use of an Arduino board.  (via)