Not sure if this falls into reading matter, but sharing anyway as it may inspire some interesting panel designs. 
The original story is from http://blog.presentandcorrect.com/27986-2.
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It’s worth it for the hats in the first picture alone.
(Side note: Mosfilm has a Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/mosfilm. In case you’re a fan of that Soviet esthetic).
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not great, not terrible…
This is kinda interesting. (Particularly for me right now as I’m struggling with a panel design.)
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Ouch, that sounds familiar.
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more topics about different resources:
- music making in general, video only: Music YouTubers - Analysis/Learning
- learning how to use Rack, video only: Getting started with VCV Rack - Video tutorials
- learning how to use Rack, text only: Getting started with VCV Rack
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Nope. Don’t mean to sound awkward, but I made the thread to share anything interesting. Feel free to edit the title, though.
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Nevermind, on a second thought maybe it was my request to be awkward! I also edited my post above to make it less confusing.
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if you always wondered how the Physically based rendering work
Take a look of this very interesting Lego material (ABS) study
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Useful to me:
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cool, thanks!
Currently working my way through these. Fascinating stuff to me.
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Inspirational to the nth degree. The book that lets us all know that “Hey, there’s hope for me too !”.
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I finished the Inferno a while ago, decided to continue through the Purgatorio. Quite surprised that I didn’t encounter PDQ Bach in either location. Makes me wonder if it’s safe to proceed to the Paradiso.
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Just found this website with lots of stuff about the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.
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Thirteen (so far) part introduction to modular. It’s focused on hardware but still useful.
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I’m fascinated by the prescience of musicians such as Busoni and Varese. Even in the very early 20th century they had the vision to see clearly what would happen - and what indeed has happened - to the world of music at the intersection of art and technology. Still worth reading. Makes me wonder: Who is our modern-day Busoni ?
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Good stuff on synthesis techniques and Casio CZ synths and phase distortion synthesis:
Rest in peace Ray 
This should be interesting.
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