It’s bizarre links week this week.  Well, more than usual, I mean.

• The Infocom dump, via multiple places.
• Related: What is ZIL anyway?
• Techbros ruin eating, again.
• The Very Mathematical History of a Perfect Color Combination.  I’ve mentioned Solarized before.  (via)
• A fully reversible USB cable.  (via)
• Brix System, life size LEGOs.  (via)
• Useful/curious datasets.  (also via)
• Cut / Fold Templates.  Neat paper, neat interface, neat animations.  (via)
• Quake is for everyone.  (via)
• A look at IBM S/360 core memory: In the 1960s, 128 kilobytes weighed 610 pounds.
• One reason ed(1) was a good editor back in the days of V7 Unix.
• The Failure of the Great Tip-Free Restaurant Experiment.  Linked because of the eternal truth of that last paragraph.
• Storage Performance Reference Guide: Interconnect Maximum Effective Data Rates.  BSD site bit not BSD-related.
• Dwarf Fortress diary: The Basement Of Curiosity episode eight – All Hail the War Mayor.
• Dwarf Fortress diary: The Basement Of Curiosity episode nine – Titanfall.
• Efficiency Machines: The Operating System Recontextualized.  It’s about a game.
• ArchiveBox.  The open source self-hosted web archive.  (via)
• Avoiding the gravity well of webbiness in gopher.  (via)
• Retro web, simple web, and alternatives to the web.  (via)
• I like the whole “computers-in-wood” asthetic [sic].
• Avalanche Noise Generator Notes.