This is overflow from last week’s overflow.
- Can we please do useful things with software? (via)
- Morrow Micronix Operating System User’s Manual (1983) Section 1.1 is called “Confusion Relief” and it gets better from there. (via)
- Cultural items as clickbait. Pictures!
- Tilix: A tiling terminal emulator. Use with a tiling window manager for maximum tile level. Tile-ception! (via)
- HyperCard On The Archive. (via)
- a repo upon the deep
- The world in which IPv6 was a good design.
- Where TCL and TK went wrong. (via)
- The NOVA filesystem. (via)
- The 14 Deadly Sins of Graphic-Adventure Design. (via)
- The quitting economy. (also via)
- My 100 Favorite Programming, Math, Physics and Science Books: Part Seven. I have book 33 on this list and really like it.
Your web game of the week: Sword Shop. Unity, so not sure where it can run other than Windows, unfortunately. (via)
Oh, wow! Your digest is usually excellent, but this week you’ve outdone yourself by far. Thank you so much.
*struggling to add something that will make the comment sound less like generic spam*
Yeah, I’ve got nothing. Too much of this stuff you linked to is close and dear to my soul. To many more digests!
For anyone who noticed the post-publish edit – I managed to lose the link to the “14 Deadly Sins…” article – which I restored.
Some Unity programs can seemingly be targeted to JavaScript/brower these days so the link you gave works fine on non Windows platforms with modern browsers.