I was low on time but I still brought the links!

• This is why software sucks.  Many people get tech news by skimming headlines, and don’t read details – so prominently writing an opinionated title is more effective sometimes than, say, reasoned argument.
• “selective disclosure” is a better term.  (same author)
• The EFF’s Open Wireless Router project.  Can they get a 48-port one built?
• UNIX: knowing your memory commands.
• The Open Source Identity Crisis.  I agree with the article – some people still think open source developers are the coders, and then there’s everyone else… which is emphatically not the case any more.  (via)
• Used/refurbished server sellers.  This is going to be useful to someone.
• Programming with Punched Cards.  (PDF, via)
• Escher: Choiceless programming.  Weird.  (via)
• Apparently I’ll link to anything about Dwarf Fortress; it’s a culturally distinct thing – so much so that it’s being used as an art exhibit.  (via)

Your unrelated link of the week: Summer cakes.  The second recipe is from Nicola Humble.  I just read her surprisingly interesting history of the cookbook in the UK, hence the link.  Plus, I’m hungry.