Accidental open source ideas or maybe history this week.  That might be too easy a category to fit into.

• Panel Syndicate, online comics.  (via Warren Ellis)
• Mastermind at 50.  And its impact on early computers.  (via)
• Opensource.builders.  Alternate apps.  (via)
• Awesome-Selfhosted: “A list of Free Software web applications which can be hosted locally”.  (via)
• Text-Based VR: Explore the Pioneering World of MUSHes.  (via)
• DOS computer in a keyboard.  (via)
• Dos and Don’ts in Open Source.  (via)
• Remap caps lock key to escape with uncap.  When you don’t have xmodmap.
• The core memory inside a Saturn V rocket’s computer.
• Looking inside a vintage Soviet TTL logic integrated circuit.
• Inside a Titan missile guidance computer.
• The Abiopause.  “ABIopause” may make that more clear.
• The Era of Fragmentation, Part 1: Load Factor.
• Should I use Vim full-time?  (via)
• How to program a text adventure in C.  (via)
• EAX x86 Register: Meaning and History.  (via)
• Who’s ready for more Networking History? – all about APPLETALK.  (via)
• XScreenSaver 5.44 Hacks the Planet.  New hacks!
• A history of roguelike games.  (via)
• There’s a tar mode in emacs?
• Any KVM over IP systems need to be on secure networks.