This is Thoughtful Consideration week.

• The Anti-Mac Interface.  The future of interfaces is in some ways the opposite of good interface design circa 1986.  (via)
• What was the technology stack driving the original Ultima Online servers?  The resemblance to a classical MUD is not a surprise when you think about it.  (via)
• The Harmful Consequences of Postel’s Maxim.  I see this more as the 2.0 problem, which I don’t yet have a good link to describe.  (via)
• My Top 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Four
• CCCamp 2015 preordering is open.  (via)
• Calvin and Markov.  Markov chains are simple but fun.  (via)
• On Port 80.  Platforms that run on user content, but aren’t controlled by users, go downhill over time.  It’s a repeating pattern. (via and via)
• A floppy drive with a survival mechanism.  (via)
• keepachangelog.com.  (via)
• The UNIX System: Making Computers More Productive.  (via)
• Post-memes.  (via)
• The 2015 Postel Network Operator’s Scholarship is open, with entertaining selection criteria.
• Warcraft 3 in a browser.  (via)
• The ARMiga Project.  (via)
• The minimig-mist, also a recreated Amiga.  (via previous link)
• Go garbage collection.  It’s humor, not real.  (via profmakx on EFNet #dragonflybsd)

Your unrelated game link of the week: Compare Javascript frameworks by playing the same game (well, game mechanism) in each: Breakouts.  (via)