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Speed Testing the Bleeding Edge Browsers' HTML5 Performance
A proposed Subversion vision and roadmap
Support large repositories.
Offer to game programmers from a Blender 3D developer
Renderer 2.x - Basic 3D algorithms
Why the iPad and the iPhone don't support multitasking
XKCD Computer Problems
R.I.P. Ed Roberts
Netcat mode on OpenSSH
How can you tell if a person is a programmer?
2. MacPorts - If you are a developer or you're just an open-source lover, this is a must have app for you. It has 5811 open-source programs ready to install, easy and... open-source! ( which is good... )
3. TexMate - My every day editor, I don't use another one besides this one.
4. Adium - For chatting.
5. pgAdmin - For PostgreSQL administration. I don't use MySQL that much.
6. Growl - Another must have for system notifications, I don't realy know why Apple hasn't put one in OS X yet.
7. OmniGraffle - For Visio projects and such.
8. Things - For task managing.
9. Tweetie - The best Twitter client I've ever found.
10. Transmission - For P2P file transfers. I don't like uTorrent very much.
11. AppZapper - To uninstall programs. When you delete an app some configuration files are left behind, with this program all the files related are also deleted.
12. Evernote - Well... to take notes! Even better if you have an iPhone.
13. VMWare Fusion - For virtualization
14. Scribbles - For those moments when you get inspired and just want to make some draws :)
15. Adobe - Photoshop and Dreamweaver between others are a must.
16. Teeworlds - Best game ever and... Open-Source!!!!
17. Toast Titanium - For recording CD's and DVD's.
18. ScreenFlow - To record your screen and make nice video editing
These are not by "like" order, they're by the order I remembered them. I wouldn't recomend installing iTerm because Terminal.app does the job nicely and it has tabs as well. I'll had more if I remember some.