An e-quarium?
I don’t know why that’s weird, but it is. Maybe because it’s one of those things that people from the Sixties figured that we’d do with radio-televisors, once we had them. I’m so used to folks getting the exact flavor of the future shock wrong that when they actually do call something it’s a bit… off…
Why not?
Long and long ago, where there were dragons in the hills and serpents in the seas, one of the first cult-hit pieces of software for Windows was “After Dark.” It was the Very First screen saver, which kept the screen phosphors in motion so that you didn’t get a single image ‘burned’ onto the screen. It was best known for ‘Flying Toasters,’ but I preferred the ‘Fishes’ module. This is naught but a modern version of ‘Fishes.’