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Effective Spaces,Whenever Photoshop starts up, and I see all the names on the splash screen — Mark Hamburg, Sau Tam, Karen Gauthier, and the rest of the programmers — I think to myself that these are the geniuses. I’m just a monkey playing with their invention. As Ian Dury put it so eloquently in his song, “There ain’t half been some clever bastards!”