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You are not alone. I find a rare pleasure in doing the dishes. As you say, it's a moment of meditation. It also helps that our kitchen has a view to the wilderness.

I live in south america.

Yes, but they are grouped under one single tab, so for me at least is more easy to alt-tab to other app and return to the split view.

I don't think that the larry games where to be released to the whole world.

Call it notemac++, tell that its a fork of notepad++.

I just returned from my mom's house. Visited her with my 4yo daughter. The house is full with old magazines and books, it's a time machine to my youth (and that of my parents). The magazines are full of drawings, annotations, etc, by me and my brothers... My daughter could connect with all that easily, we read together the same phisical comic book, she can see how her father and uncles draw on it just like her... Good luck having that on digital.

Asimov had a short story, "The Jokester" in which there are certain people called "grand masters" who have the ability to formulate the questions to ask to Multivac... An early "prompt engineer" of sort.

Shadow of the Colossus and Ico.

Exactly. Thats it what i most miss, the sense of wonderful misteries and possibilities that the computer had.

> Well, today we’re introducing three revolutionary products of this class. The first one: a widescreen iPod with touch controls. The second: a revolutionary mobile phone. And the third is a breakthrough Internet communications device.

Every time that i watch that keynote i think that Jobs should have started that list with the internet communication device thing, then the touch ipod and mobile phone last. The audicience responded to the internet device with a "meh" after the mobile phone announcement.

Ohmygod. Reading all that blog posts about RoR in Google Reader and is the old fashioned way now?

I was thinking that, for example Caves of steel, Childhood Ends, Spin and many others have no starships or space related terms in their title.