I lost the origin of some of these links this week; too many tabs open.  Sorry!

• Moog System 55, so many analog controls!  (via)
• Mike Beauchamp Projects.  I like the clock.  (via)
• Shrink, Reduce, and Implode: The Legacy Zip Compression Methods.  (via)
• The complete guide for open sourcing video games.
• A Gemini (and Atom and RSS) feed reader.
• Golem and My Other Seven Computer-Generated Books in Print.
• Don’t End The Week With Nothing.
• Anarchism in Practice Is Often Radically Boring Democracy.
• Equa! by James Chip.  Tabletop RPG as a set of equations.  This will scratch someone’s very particular itch.  (via)
• Recognizing and rectifying your mistakes as an engineering leader.  If you aren’t too sick of talking heads.
• Designing calculator apps.
• Internet routing can now vary based on things you wouldn’t expect, or ports matter for routing, not just destination.
• Different views of what are basic and advanced Vim features.  A questions for every time I link a Vim tutorial.
• Is the Psion 5 still usable in 2017?  (video, via)
• Turn your iPhone into a 90s pocket organiser.  (also via)
• Hacker Simulator.

Your unrelated music of the week: The Best Beat Tapes on Bandcamp: March 2021.