Back when megabytes were just kilobytes, I had the first Macintosh off the line. And I was happy.
By 1990, my monitor weighed more than my desk. My Mac had a ten-megabyte hard drive. It was hot.

A craftsman is only as good as his tools, and this craft is on a steep development slope.
My computer, monitor and software are all state-of-the-art, at least until next week,
when I'll be updating and upgrading again. Keeping pace with this stuff is a little bit like
sitting on your skates and hanging onto the back of the ice cream truck, only faster.

Now, my cinematic display glides across two-page spreads like they were business cards.
I don't know my own storeage capacity. Big. Megabytes are now gigabytes. Megahertz is gigahertz.
This is hot.