Lots of link clustering this week.

• Porting PuTTY to Windows on Arm, related to PuTTY 0.71 released.  (via and via)
• Also: Pretty PuTTY – Better PuTTY Settings.  (via)
• A Pi-Powered Plan 9 Cluster.  I am not sure what this really gets you in practice, but it’s neat to see Plan 9 used like Plan 9 – meaning, across multiple machines.  (via)
• A dedicated tablet for running 80s SGI demos! The Alice 4.  (via)
•  Repacking Social Media Into 1980s Nostalgia.  (via)
• Before Adventure, Part 1: Hide and Seek (1972) and Before Adventure, Part 2: Mugwump, Hurkle, Snark (1973).  Surely you have heard those words before.
• Also Before Adventure, Part 3: Caves (1973).  “Visualize you are living in 1973, where there are almost no computer games at all…”  Eeek!
• How I’m able to take notes in mathematics lectures using LaTeX and Vim.  A crash course in using the heck out of Vim snippets.  (Thanks, Heiko Kuhrt)
• bpkg is a bash package manager.  Everything gets its own package manager now.  (via)
• The Chinese ThinkPad rebuilding industry – I’ve mentioned it before.  (via)
• Ceci n’est pas une pipe.
• Programmer migration patterns.  ‘And I would have had to add a fifth category of programmer specialization, “configuring emacs.”‘
• Timeline of events with the Domain Name System.  (via)
• The types of attachments we see in malware email (March 2019 edition) and What sorts of good email attachments our users get (March 2019 edition).
• Do do this at home, home automation evolution.