Must... stop...

playing Head Over Heels on my PowerBook. (I remember the game from my Commodore 64-using adolescence, though I don't recall getting that deeply into it.) (Thanks to cyflea for the link.)

Next up, it'd be good to see an updated port of Wizball (though I'm not sure whether the usual tracker-module/eurodance versions of the Martin Galway theme music would work just as well; some of the things he did with the humble SID chip may not work with the usual sample-based module.) There's already a somewhat enhanced port of Paradroid (now with added penguinhead anti-Microsoft ideology!), which is quite good.

Java (or, how things change while you've been away)

I looked at Java today for the first time since the days of Java 1, AWT and the Blackdown Linux JDK. (Not counting the times when I tutored Java programming courses a year or two ago.) Anonymous inner classes are something I hadn't seen before, and a bit unexpected to someone to whom Java was essentially C++ with training wheels.

         frame.addWindowListener(new WindowAdapter() {
            public void windowClosing(WindowEvent e) {
                System.exit(0);
            }
        });

I wonder whether Microsoft ripped this particular syntactic quirk off for C#.