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by jaqui

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here's a system usage monitor app for all those that want to track cpu usage, and like watching women strip.

http://dindinx.net/hotbabe/

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by jaqui

is on the site to a windows port of it. ~G~
silly. ;)
open source is generally cross platform after a while.

I was browsing through old pposts I had made on another site, this app was around 2 years ago, so it has windows port now.

by antuck

That is very funny! I downloaded the windows version and ran a virus scan. It is funny watching her clothes flash on and off. And then the pay off by closing the AV program. Man I can't wait to put this on one of those garbage ware infested machines. ;) Wait maybe I shouldn't the computer will never get cleaned LOL.

by jaqui

compile it to work backwards..
the clothes come off when there is more cpu time available.

so keeping the system running good keeps the clothes off more. ;)

running scans should keep her clothes off, not have them off and on.

by jaqui

are all winders only. no linux version available.
( also, apparently, trojan city )

by apotheon

No kidding, trojans. The mp3dancer page tried to send me at least seven cookies from sextracker (probably would have tried more than one from each URL, but I just blocked "all" from each URL the first time it tried). Even if I had a computer here that would run the things (without WINE), I wouldn't download them. I like my computers too much.

by neil higgins

up the word dancer on Google,and that was what I got.I did'nt click-on ANY link.Hell no,my wife values HER laptop too much,and I aint having smut on my pc,heavon forbid :)Dont get the trojan wars over this.

by apotheon

I hadn't noticed this was a "featured discussion". I'm going to guess that someone saw the title of the thread and thought that'd be a good one to feature, without bothering to read what it was actually about. Maybe we should start discussing other system monitoring tools, like my favorite graphical system monitor, "bubblefishymon".

Here's an excerpt from what the Debian package maintainer has to say about it:
"[i]A load monitor dockapp, descended from wmfishtime and bubblemon. Features include fish representing network traffic, bubbles representing CPU usage, and a duck representing a duck.[/i]"

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