There’s some extended reading in these links; I hope you have some time on your hands for a deep dive today.

• Warp: playing offline.  Saving an architecture to play a game.
• SET THE FLUX CAPACITOR FOR 12/30/1899.  (via)
• PC Speaker to Eleven.  (also via)
• Listening to the internet…
• Quotes from 1992.
• Wikimedia is hiring.
• A touchpad is not a mouse, or at least not a good one.
• Related: Making more use of keyboard control over window position and size.
• The IBM PC.  Harvard Business Review on open platforms.
• Lighting up my DasKeyboard with Blood Sugar changes using my body’s REST API.  (via)
• bd, bn, bp, ls, w, e, & me.  Buffers over files in Vim.
• Emacs X Window Manager.  I am losing track of what controls what.  (via)
• Previous: NeXT computer hardware emulator.  (via)
• MIT Hacker Tools.  Generalized how-to-use UNIX tools.  Much better than the usual overview articles you see, probably because it’s an actual course.  (via)
• Computer hardware notes.  A collection of one person’s hardware anecdotes, stretching from Crays, decades ago, to modern events.  (via)
• Betamaxed, about version control systems.  An even-handed appraisal, not just an anecdote.  (via)

Your unrelated video of the week: DOCTOR WHAT.  (via)