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XGL desktop porn
Topic: Open Source Development 5:26 am EST, Feb  8, 2006

Well, to me anyway, this is porn.

As some of you may have heard on Slashdot, Novell actually did get XGL and compwiz released, as open-source. The link has several videos which if you're not using MacOSX will likely make you start drooling.

Now we can start bringing people back into the fold from their eye-candy laden OSX heresies.

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Slickest new CPU load monitor
Topic: Open Source Development 7:46 am EST, Dec  8, 2004

Warning! If you are a complete and utter feminist, you will not be happy with me for posting this. Stop reading now.

Second warning! If you are not happy with me for posting this, tough noogies.

Last warning! The website contains no nudity (well, it didn't for me) but some folks might consider it un-worksafe anyway.

Basically, this is a hilarious applet that gives you a sleazy reason to keep that compiler churning. The higher your CPU load average is, the more naked the girl becomes. 8D

Slickest new CPU load monitor


Arch you say?
Topic: Open Source Development 6:55 am EDT, May  1, 2004

Not the homepage for the site's utility, but talks about a feature of this revision control package I find intriguing.

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