USN developing plane that launches from submarines

It’s called the Cormorant and the initial development has been given to Lockheed Martin’s Skunkworks.
Because nuclear subs don’t have much to do in today’s environment they want to modify the launchers to eject these aircraft. This obviously comes with problems…

The Skunk Works’s answer is a four-ton airplane with gull wings that hinge around its body to fit inside the missile tube.

The craft is made of titanium to resist corrosion, and any empty spaces are filled with plastic foam to resist crushing. The rest of the body is pressurized with inert gas. Inflatable seals keep the weapon-bay doors, engine inlet and exhaust covers watertight.

Mac OS X on PCs

Since Apple moved to intel chips, it wasn’t a surprise that someone was going to hack OS X and try to run it on a run of the mill PC. Apparently Apple put a poem in their OS asking people please to not hack OS X. But the hackers have apparently prevailed and allthough there is no easy to use installer or anything, it’s only a matter of time before there will be. Apple has closed the forums of a site that discussed such matters, but there’s always another forum isn’t there?
Apple themselves refuse to redo OS X so it will run on PCs. Naturally, because they won’t sell any Maggotboxes themselves. Uhm. Do they still sell Maggotboxes? I thought they’d become redundant a long time ago and got replaced by IPods…

Windows System Tools

This site has a large list of programmes to manage your windows processes, memory, cpu etc etc etc.

This is the list of programmes I thought might be usefull:
Sysinternals Process Explorer shows you information about which handles and DLLs processes have opened or loaded

Informer shows the time, processor load, amount of processes and threads and the available memory in a tiny free floating moveable display.

Cyberlat RAM Cleaner frees, optimizes and defrags the systems wasted RAM. It should cause less crashes due to leaky memory.

Statbar shows a skinneable bar across the top of the screen with processor information etc. in it.