I really appreciate these kinds of things because I think they help fields move forward in some cases.

Does anyone know of good ones for HCI papers?

It appears this might have been a reporting mistake: https://9to5mac.com/2018/11/24/apple-market-cap-microsoft/

It appears this might have been a reporting mistake: https://9to5mac.com/2018/11/24/apple-market-cap-microsoft/

Scratch requires only a very basic understanding of terms, and has been widely extended, as in translated to many languages and perhaps completely visual versions have been made.

Here's a link to the base project → https://scratch.mit.edu

Me too!

Another important thing to mention is that Knuth has a great sense of humor.

Indeed. I recently got my own copy of "The TeXbook" after having had it on long loan from my university library many years. It's simply a joy to read and surely one of the best software manuals ever published.

Its somewhat easier in iOS 11, there's a more dedicated area in settings. Also, in iOS 11, it provides usernames and passwords within apps, which is super convenient.

What do you mean by a "more dedicated area"? I don't have a spare device to test the beta on.

On iOS11 beta, To get passwords you will go to Settings > Accounts & Passwords > App & Website Passwords [0]

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy1JEyxRzIc&t=23m42s (@ 23 minutes and 42 seconds)