This is a quick entry regarding technology.
Years ago, it was a big thing to have "Flying Toasters" for a screen saver. The old vacuum tube monitors of the day needed tools such these to help prevent an image from getting burnt into the tube's phosphors when screens were in idle mode. Sometimes they were fun to watch. In the case of the "Opus and Bill" screen saver, it spoofed the Flying Toasters put out by a competitor's program.
Lately, I found the above mouse pad and it triggered fond memories of the era of the screen saver. Too bad that most people now to put up static images when their machine is locked. I miss the individuality some people showed with their screen savers....
