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A Bestiary of Single-File Implementations of Programming Languages.
Ancient Clickhole Corner: Now That Univision Isn’t Our Corporate Owner Anymore, We’re Free To Rip Into Their Dumbass Logo.
Business Card Stylophone.
The Greatest Vapourware Story Of All Time. Probably the second-most expensive video game ever made, still in alpha, years behind schedule, and the developers posted a picture on Instagram of their new $20,000 coffee machine.
Another great old Joe Armstrong article: Minimum Viable Program.
I had always heard that Americans don't have Smarties, which seems weird. It turns out they also don't have ketchup chips, cream soda crush, or Coffee Crisp, which makes me understand why they elected Trump: if my life was that horrible, I would also want to destroy my own country.

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The Best Of Mae West.
A X86 Assembler in 256 lines of code.
The Onion has been funnier than normal lately. Example.
It looks like Google will not back down on neutering ad blockers in future versions. No surprise, as Google's main source of income (last I checked) was ads. Chrome's been getting slow as well but all my stuff is there, so no matter how good Firefox is getting (and it is), it's a real pain switching over...
You only need a very small subset of Vim to be productive. Vim is so massive, though, that I doubt one person could actually learn it all. Oddball, useful Vim tricks.
Jupiter's red spot is shrinking.

Feeling low? Listen to Steve Agee improvising as Camus for an hour.
A new phishing method.
Doughnut fruit salad.
The Wiktionary article for diggety, as in 'hot diggety dog!'. The link at the bottom clears up the question I've had for decades about 'no diggity'.
You've probably heard about how the new Sonic trailer is so bad that they promised to change the movie within a day or two of its release. While I do appreciate them casting Jean-Ralphio and Criss Chros, I'm not sure why they bother when a perfect Sonic movie already exists.
Archive.org collects a ridiculous number of public domain books, as well as providing an amazing free library service for newer books, as well as any other number of miracle projects. It is quite possibly the greatest thing the internet/modern society has produced. If you believe in censorship at all, please note that the French government ordered them to take down 550+ sites for containing "terrorist content" based on false intel.