4很酷的技巧，以便与mac终端有一些乐趣

Mac的终端是一个惊人的实用程序。 事实上，我们之前已经不止一次地写过它。 它是一个功能非常强大的工具，具有足够的功能来改变Mac的核心方面。

但是，当涉及到终端时，并非一切都必须工作。 如果你遵循这些巧妙的技巧，你也可以玩得很开心。

1.让它下雪

假日季节可能结束，但到处都是冬天。 那么，有什么更好的方式来进入本赛季的精神，而不是让你的Mac雪？

酷提示：您可以通过从应用程序的首选项中选择 Pro 设置，使终端窗口变暗。

要执行此操作，只需在“终端”窗口中输入以下命令，即可让Mac在一秒钟内下雪：

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.

ruby -e 'C=`stty size`.scan(/\d+/).to_i;S=.pack("U*");a={};puts "\033=0;a.eachx, o;#{x}H#{S} 033).push({}); 2. A Unique Take on Star Wars This next trick is not just tremendously fun, but simply astounding if you consider the amount of effort put into it. Have you ever watched Star Wars Episode IV? Well, perhaps you have, but believe me, not like this. All you have to do is enter this command on Terminal… telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl ..and you will be treated to the entire episode four of the saga (A New Hope) in ASCII code.

As you can see, this is really cool. Not only you get to experience the entire episode again, but you also get to see all your favorite characters rendered in this original artwork. 3. Your Own Personal Psychotherapist There's no denying that we all have problems of all sorts. Some of them more serious than others of course. And sometimes we all wish we could just talk to someone about them, right? Well, it might not be the ideal 'professional' to talk to, but if you want, your Mac can help you deal with your issues in some quite funny and uncharacteristic ways thanks to the psychotherapist available through Terminal. To call him/her up, just type the following command on the Terminal window: emacs Then press the Esc + X keys and introduce the following command when prompted: doctor The 'doctor' will pop up and prompt you to tell him/her your problem.

Just write them down, press Return two times and you will start getting some really curious/funny answers.

You might not find a solution to your problems, but you'll definitely have a lot of fun. 4. And Don't Forget the Games We recently showed you how to play some classic games on your Mac such as Tetris and Pong. If you want more of those to choose from, just take a look at that article and add these names to the list of games you can find in Terminal: 5×5, blackbox, dunnet, gomoku, hanoi, landmark, mpuz and solitaire. And there you have them. Now whenever you feel bored, you'll know how to have a bit of fun with your Mac without even leaving your desk.