After my Mac has gone to sleep, I can slip into the room and hear the hard
drive murmuring quietly to itself. It doesn't when it is awake but idle.
Is it dreaming? 

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Yes. Like the Amiga, the Mac is a very creative computer. Instead of
"meditating" while powered-up like the Amiga, the Mac is content to dream
happily of flying toasters and such after you power it down so it will be
well-rested when you power it up again, ready to unleash it's full creative
potential for you. However, if your Mac snores, take it to a qualified Mac
medical technician immediately. It could be suffering from a restricted
airflow (commonly known as "sleep apnea") that could lead to fever and and
untimely death.

My Mac murmurs to itself when it sleeps. I hear the hard drive searching
and reading...but it never seems to remembers its dreams. Is there a
dream-catcher INIT?

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