It’s a in-depth reading week, so make time!

• Restoration of First Edition Unix Kernel Sources.  I linked to a Google Code version of this before, but Google Code is shutting down.  (via)
• Dark corners of Unicode. In-depth and also might make you despair a little.  (via)
• In Search of SYNful Routers.  (via NANOG)
• ALTERNATE REALITY GAMES COULD STILL TAKE OVER THE WORLD (AND YOUR LIFE).
• Joint Statement of Internet Engineers and Pioneers. Amicus brief for the FCC’s Open Internet Order, but also a good explanation/history in itself. (via)
• XPRIZE’s Jono Bacon on the next great challenge.  “…the thing that is beautiful about open source is that anybody can play a role in a bigger picture.”  (via)
• Inside the Computer (EDSAC).  Video.  (via)
• 5 MB harddrive being shipped by IBM – 1956.  (via)
• “Whens the last time you saw a snow crash?“
• More New, Original Web Dev Jokes.
• Designing for accountability, designing for broken-ness.  The three failure modes listed at the end are interesting.

Your unrelated link of the week: Announcing the 2016 APPLE CABIN CALENDAR!  “Turts”.  For real purchase, though this might only be funny to someone who is familiar with the food and advertising it parodies.