For quite a while now, CPU vendors have been trying to persuade peopleto spend a great deal of money recoding applications to run on heavilymulticore CPUs so that the CPU vendors could continue to sell expensivenew CPUs (to put it one way ). Themotivation CPU vendors offer is that if you don't make the investment,system performance can't increase any more and then the wheels come offeveryone's wagon, not just theirs.

Now consider the current SSD boom. Pretty much everyone agrees that

In making yet another small mistake with my feed reader of choice, Ihave come to the realization that there are actually three states thatI want entries to be in, in addition to the basic 'read' one. I want tohave all of unread entries, entries flagged for later attention, andmarked (saved) entries. In fact, I think that this also holds true foremail readers, since they are dealing with the same sort of issues.

In theory, I shouldn't need the '

Author correctly points out theelephant in the room for sources of unsatisfying endings with unresolvedmysteries: adoptions of ongoing manga series (or any ongoing series,since there are adoptions of light novels too). The honest answer to hisquestion is that I didn't think of it; I was more or less only focusingon things that were within the control of the anime creators.

Having said that, it's still the anime studio's responsibility to solvethe problem. I can only think of two good

One of the things that I've gotten used to as I watch anime is thatmany anime shows have unsatisfying endings. The show will go alongdecently or even great in the regular episodes, building up mysteriesand intriguing events, and then they reach the concluding episodes and,well, people wind up sitting around going 'that's all? that was theirexplanation for everything?'

(This is so common that people have coined terms like 'Sunrise ending'and 'Gonzo ending' to summarize how certain