The task: figure out how to use a "phone call" over a G phone into something so that you can get internet access through that phone call (kind of like the old school modems did). Suggestion: call into a skype connection, use that like a modem somehow, use it like a proxy. (Posted by roger pack)
This linux kernel module: http://gitorious.org/tw68 - adds video support for the Techwell 68xx based chips like the 6805A, but not audio support. (Posted by Roman Gaufman)
This plugin should act just like the command+t in textmate, but work in netbeans (and be lightning fast after the first use). (Posted by roger pack)
This plugin should act just like the command+r in textmate, but work in netbeans (and be lightning fast after the first use). Similar to today's "Go To Type" but without the lag (Posted by roger pack)
I like this extension to firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2691 An equivalent for chrome would be nice. (Posted by roger pack)
The General Polygon Clipper offers a lot of useful computational geometry functions. It would be great to make a wrapper for Ruby. (Posted by Tommy Chheng)
In starcraft, battle.net menus aren't drawn and refreshed correctly. The buttons contain no pictures, just text, and whenever they should be redrawn, they aren't. The text is just drawn on top of what was there before. This makes reading things somewhat difficult. (Posted by nick ves)
It is possible to compile GTK+/Gimp on OSX with native support instead of using X11. Doing a manual installation (http://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/gtk-osx/wiki/Build) conflicts with homebrew installed forumlas. (Posted by Konstantin Haase)
A Scaladoc plugin that would look for an annotation like @DSLGrammar, which would sit on top of a singleton (read scala object) representing a BNF grammar of DSL expression. Scaladoc would instantiate this object and generate a nice readable syntax diagram of all expressions found in a package within the Scaladoc. (Posted by Tommy Chheng)
The feature is in the Canon 5D mark ii and it should be possible the T1i to support manual controls. (Posted by Tommy Chheng)
More details at http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/11600 (Posted by Nitin Shantharam)
An intrepid few have built web servers and web apps in Forth. See: http://www.jwdt.com/~paysan/httpd-en.html. I would like to explore this space a bit deeper, but need help with plumbing. Erlang is a nice language for building web servers. Can we run Forth as app language on top of an Erlang server -- say Yaws or Mochiweb? Can you make it work? (Posted by Lloyd R. Prentice)
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