Take a look here if you are interested in remote-controlling your mac

http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/100055 

Friend of mine showed me Dockless.

Well title is enough, isnt it ?

Quote from the project page:

Dockless: Make running apps not show up in the Dock (or vice-a-versa)

long version:

Dockless is a little app that does what some people have always wanted - remove certain applications from their dock. Dock real estate can become precious, and some apps don’t make a whole lot of sense sitting there. That’s where Dockless comes in. With Dockless, any OS X application can be made to show in the Dock or not.

Versiontracker Mirror here

MacUpdate.com Mirror here

For german customers: http://www.gebrauchtmacs.de/

Just found another application for the fun-category called: Cmatrix

Quote from the project page at Sourceforge.net

CMatrix simulates the display from “The Matrix” and is based on the screensaver from the movie’s website. It works with terminal settings up to 132×300 and can scroll lines all at the same rate or asynchronously and at a user-defined speed.

As Mac-User you can get cmatrix via MacPorts

Another funny small drawing application called: Scribbles

Quote:

Scribbles is a drawing tool for everyone. Whether you want to sketch a cartoon, draw a birthday card or jot down some design ideas, Scribbles can help bring your imagination to life.

Another very interesting application for Photo-Artists called: Image Sorter

Quote from the project page:

ImageSorter is an image browsing application which, for the first time, allows an automatic sorting of images.

The idea of ImageSorter is to find images of which you remember how they look but you forgot in which folder they were. If one or several folders are selected, all images from these folders will be visually arranged such that similar images are close to each other. In this sorted display it will be much easier to find a particular image. Selected images can be copied, moved or deleted (right mouse click). ImageSorter does cache thumbnails and sortings, therefore after images have been loaded once, everything will be much faster.

A quick test on my macbookpro was impressive. The idea is great and the performance was quite ok, at least for local-stored images.

Windows & Mac-releases can be found there:

Download Link