I managed to clear some of my link backlog, finally.

• Windowing systems by example, part 9.  (via)
• Design and Implementation of a 256-Core BrainFuck Computer.  (via)
• Restoring YC’s Xerox Alto day 10: New boards, running programs, mouse problems.  (via)
• Crypt Community.  Linking it not for the game, but for the description of someone going from 0 to 60 in game design in a week.
• “The EastEnders Threshold”, and other tea-making issues.  (via)
• “Is SPF Simply Too Hard For Application Developers?“
• “What on earth can a person do with four gigabytes of RAM?“
• cidrmath – script for adding and subtracting subnets.  I could have really used this about 8 years ago.
• The Microscopic Alchemist.  I’m growing two varieties (for bread production) right now.
• Eventually every company tries open source, even Comcast.  (via)
• Restoring the first recording of computer music.  1951!  The anecdotes about Alan Turing and the aural feedback he pulled from his programs is completely new to me.  (via)
• Beloved, a sort of solo RPG.  Odd, but it works.  (via)
• export TERM=aaa-60.

Your unrelated link of the week: Retro Wave logo generator.  (via)