This week is more eclectic than usual.

• How to boost your Vim productivity.  As usual, the comments on the link location are nearly more useful than the target story.  (via)
• Telegrams: still possible, even desirable, and legally binding.  (via)
• An in-depth explanation of host names from Matthias Rampke on the DragonFly users@ list.
• PreTTY Screenshots.  (via)
• The ultimate guide to analog control panels in sci-fi movies.  (via)
• My Top 100 Programming, Computer and Science Books: Part Three
• “TIS-100, a game about rewriting corrupted code to fix a fictional ’80s computer.“
• On Tricks, Empty Rooms, and Basic Trap Design.  (via)
• Goblinpunch, an endless supply of D&D-ish RPG ideas.  (also via)
• VoIP honeypot results.
• The Underhanded C Contest winners.  (via)

Your unrelated video link of the week: Stairway to Stardom.  1980s public access TV performances.  Highlights one, two, and three.  (via private list.)