It’s a classic Lazy Reading this week – some deep dives, some history, some stuff that will take a while to explore.  Enjoy!

• CGSociety, computer rendering showplace.  Makes me think of the old Bud Plant Catalog.  (via)
• Underrated websites.  You may come back to this.  (via)
• The recent ACM/IEEE Super Computing  conference reassembled a Cray 1, serial number 1.
• Right to Repair takes a step forward.  (via)
• The Twenty-Five-Year Journey of Magic: The Gathering.  (via, via)
• Tiling Window Managers, a video.  (via)
• What’s hiding in your PDF?  A PDF used to just be encapsulated PostScript, really.  It’s been stretched much, much farther.  (also via)
• Sourdough culture components worldwide, mapped.  (via)
• peek-for-tmux – the most smallest useful tmux trick you’ll use.  Peek into a text file at the command line, but keep the prompt accessible.  (via)
• eDEX-UI, futuristic interface.  (via)
• Lessons on exec from 4:40PM on a Friday.
• Lisp Machine Inc. K-machine.  Sort of an alien architecture to me at this point, years later.  (via)
• The story of the ZX81, in tweets.  (via I lost it, sorry)
• The special effects for the computer display in “Escape From New York”.  (via)
• Why Chips Die.  Proportionally related to user need, of course.  (via)