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The 49 mile scenic drive through SF is very cool. Also, I second the Müséé Mécãnįqûé, although it is right in the middle of Fisherman's Wharf, an area of the city I usually try to stay away from at all costs. Also, the new Exploratorium is now open which is IMO the best science museum in the world. You might have to fight some pretty heavy crowds there though. Another similar suggestion would be the Lawrence Hall of Science in the Berkeley hills which has an AMAZING view of the entire Bay Area.

When I was little, my dad would go hang out with his buddies once a week for "computer night." We had multiple Commodore 64's at the time and LOTS of disks. When I got to be 8 or 9 or so, I was given one of the C64's and all of the game disks. There were literally HUNDREDS of games all on disks with handwritten labels, sometimes 10 games to a disk with generic menus to load them. It wasn't until several years later when I started getting into BBS's that I realized that the old "computer night" was a bunch of C64 software pirates getting together to download games! That was my first gaming device, the one I've spent the most time with, and probably favorite. When all of the other kids were getting NES, I was the only one that had my own "computer."