Pre-posted in advance cause once again working through the weekend.

• BBSes: Partying Online Like It’s 1989.  (via)
• The 25th Interactive Fiction Competition is Open.
• After Dark has been ported to Twitter.
• Text Rendering Hates You.  (via)
• A computer built from NOR gates: inside the Apollo Guidance Computer.  Wonderful pictures, as always.
• Feast of Legends.  A RPG from the Wendy’s fast food chain.  It’s a legit PDF rulebook, and looks like a D&D-style product, but everything is themed to match Wendy’s food.  It’s bizarre.  (via)
• This to That, answering how to glue two different substances together.  Really!  (via)
• Media Accounting 101: Appholes and Contracts, a long read about reading.
• Springer’s History of Computing series.  Seriously in-depth; this is research, not light entertainment.  (via)
• How to remove a part of a video using ffmpeg.
• “Night of the Lepus” was based on a book?  Excellent use of the interrobang, and also you should see this movie.
• Reminiscences on 5.25″ floppy drives of the early 1980’s.

Your unrelated video link of the week: Scratch.  I saw this in the theater a while ago, and I didn’t realize the whole thing was on Youtube.  It’s turntablism at its peak.  (via)