I’m going heavy on history this week.

• “an imaginary mail order computer games shop in 1985“.
• NeoVim, a refactoring of Vim.
• “The Obscuritory, a blog about lesser-known, odder games and software.” (via)
• Pulling the rug out from under an internet protocol.
• Building the Commodore that should have existed.  (via)
• Via the previous link, the C256 Foenix Project.  A Commodore 128 sequel.
• The Arcade Flyer Archive, advertising material around arcade games.  (via)
• AtlTVHead, a project.  (Video)
• OpenStreetMap Should Be a Priority for the Open Source Community.  (via)
• Webrings.  Was there ever a BSD one?  I don’t know…
• Student events at SC18 this fall – sign up now to participate.  That’s “SC” as in “SuperComputing” – they will have a Cray on display, for instance.  (via)
• “There’s real reasons for Linux to replace ifconfig, netstat, et al“.  The argument isn’t valid, I think – you’ll get the same problem with new tools; it’s really reinvention, not improvement.  (via)
• Yore Computer, old UK computer magazine pages.  (via)