"There was a time when a person who was not particularly technical, or whose technical acumen was sufficient to get applications running on a machine and not much more, could code a webpage. The tags were pretty straightforward, the uses of them clear, and the behavior pretty dependable. Much how one could, in a weekend, learn sufficiently how to pilot a sailboat… such was that a few weekends of study could allow a person to craft a fun little webpage, with their voice, their stamp, and the idiosyncrasies of their personality shining through.
Those days are gone. Long gone."
We’re past 4 million verified MS-DOS players on the Archive this week. So that’s something. It’s time to really lay out the floating elephanty-thing related to this whole in-browser emulation kick …
Classics Edition
I grew up with the classics..Homer, Plato, Shakespeare. For my kids Grimtooth's is right up there with the best of them. Whatever system they are playing, just for ideas, just for the lols….Grimtooth's is now in its second generation of treasured use in our family. So yeah, we are in for this. 
A 460-page hardcover compilation of all 5 Grimtooth’s volumes & loads of extras! 500+ systems-neutral traps & DCC crossover module!
Achievement – You Got Wood
The tale of Isaac Newton and the apple tree….cute fable or factual? Here then are bits claiming fact. 
Brady looks at some ‘space wood’ with Keith Moore – head librarian at The Royal Society. The wood is
Adventures in Redstone
Flip Flops, Latches & Memory Details – Computerph…: http://youtu.be/-Ecf7lb4aZ0
Audible free book: http://www.audible.com/computerphile Circuits that use latches to store data are
