Sometimes the coolest part of a piece of software isn't even advertised.
Let's take a look at some of the hidden abilities and Easter eggs in some popular Mac applications (that you probably already own).
Apple's TextEdit icon

Apple fans will recognize the text on the TextEdit icon, beginning with, "Here's to the crazy ones." They're the words used in a famous Apple commercial.
Emacs psychoanalysis

Start up Terminal on your Mac. Type "emacs" and hit enter. Quickly press esc + x. Then type "psychoanalyze-pinhead" to see your Mac have a conversation with itself. To stop the scrolling conversation, press ctl + g.
The "suck" effect for minimizing a window

You can choose between the "scale" or "genie" effect when you minimize a window on your Mac. But there's a secret third choice called "suck."
Start up Terminal and type "defaults write com.apple.dock mineffect -string suck" and restart your computer. The new effect is activated.
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