I don’t know why I’ve been finding so many roguelike links lately, but it’s to our benefit.

• The Open Container Project.  No mention of a BSD.  I don’t know if that’s necessarily bad.
• Random Numbers in the original Doom.  Is that true?  That seems a bit crazy.  (via)
• The NANOG65 call for presentations is out.
• More falsehoods programmers believe about time.  A followup to a previous link.
• @Play 82: The Talks of the International Roguelike Developers Conference US, 2015.  Some fascinating links/talks on video there.
• Stick to 64-bit counters.
• LIFE IS TERRIBLE: LET’S TALK ABOUT THE WEB – James Mickens.  I don’t think I saw/linked to this one before.  Why is a Microsoft researcher one of the funniest nerd people online?  (via)
• The first port of UNIX.  (PDF, via)
• Vim Colors (via)
• Releasing a Commercial ASCII Roguelike, a Post-Mortem.  (via)
• Cold brew tea.
• From TextMate to Vim.  (via)
• Shortest network cable evar.  I once had a coworker confuse inches (“) and feet (‘) when ordering, so we ended up with a box of 200 6-inch Ethernet cables.  (via)