Historic games is this week’s accidental theme.

• Zork I: Storm-Tossed Trees and Getting Out.
• Shooting yourself in the foot in various programming languages.  A bit old but still entertaining.  (via)
• Monitoring the Fermentation of Sourdough Starter with Computer Vision.  I’ve done this with the low-tech approach of a dry-erase marker and a notepad.(via)
• Cool Retro Term.  Emulates multiple types!  (via)
• Terrible Ideas in Git.  Video.  (via)
• Hackmud’s 2.0 update introduces 32 player hack offs.
• Best June 2018 on Bandcamp: Metal and Electronic.
• The Brief and Incredibly Poetic Life of Bañec Hazyblockades: a Dwarf Fortress diary.
• The Computer Literacy Project, a series from the BBC, right through the 1980s.  (via)
• How Clang Compiles a Function.
• Tetris for Applesoft BASIC.  (via)
• Smelvetica.  This is one of the meanest things you could pull on someone aware of typefaces and how they work.  If you don’t understand just looking at it, you aren’t one of those people.  (via)