What's worth - week 34, 35, 36 & 37

This post is so disqualify as weekly post. Apparently I'm busy with real world but in fact, I need to build up this habit to sit down and organize what I've read and post it up here.

Anyway, here's the archive of links & reads for what's worth:

• Postgresql - this already powerful & flexible database is capable of utilizing GPU to offload processing.
  (via @sevanjenayan retweets)
• Perl - Perl folks talking about BSD, particularly NetBSD's pkgsrc. DragonflyBSD is also using pkgsrc.
  (via Shining Silence)
• OSX pawn - I've not tried this yet but if it works, it'll surely make my day :D
  (via random tweet)
• Misc - if you need to convince your friend to code, read these.
  (via Shining Silence
• vim - Didn't know vim addiction can be a problem.
  (via Shining Silence)
• OpenBSD - how to build a MPLS network using OpenBSD.
  (via @sevenjaniyan retweets
• BSD - Allan Jude & Kris Moore (PC-BSD founder) got team up to bring news & updates from BSD world, in BSDNow.tv. In this very first episode, Peter Hessler (OpenBSD) was interviewed on what he has been busy with.
  (via Undeadly.org)
• Misc - good keyboard can be expensive.
  (via Shining Silence)
• Better then iPhone 5s and/or 5c, OpenBSD 5.4 is available for pre-order.
  (via Undeadly.org

That's all for now, Cheers!