This week’s material filled up fast.  It’s vacation season in the northern hemisphere, so let’s see what next week brings…

• “Anyway my point here is that all of crypto should be run entirely by tweens.”  Look for the Utility Token section, though it’s all fun.
• How to calculate leap second variation for the year 3000.  (via)
• Ooops, I guess we’re full-stack developers now.  (via)
• Text size control in st.
• DLX400 typewriter as a Keyboard.  Neat but it must be annoying; those aren’t great keyboards.
• Fast Software, the Best Software.
• “Don’t put it on GitHub“, something we all should know.  (scroll down to last third)
• Creepy pumpkin.  It doesn’t have to be a pumpkin; this could apply to all sorts of things!
• Roguelike Level Design Addendum: Static or Procedural?  You’ve played both, I’m sure.
• An xargs lesson.  (via)
• The Legacy of the Unix Wars is still around us.  (also via)
• What I want out of my window manager.
• Emacs users are like Terry Pratchett’s Igors.  (via)
• Slacking on security.  I don’t think Slack is a healthy product to use.
• Dwarf Fortress will let dwarves pet animals and I’m sure that won’t backfire.
• Astronauts Falling on the Moon.  No achievement so amazing you can’t trip and fall in the middle of it.  (via)
• LGP-30 – A Drum Computer of Significance.  I think the computer in The Story of Mel, mentioned here before.  (via)