If you’re into C++/Cocoa/Objective-C then you might be able to score a Mac developer job at Skype. According to the original poster although it says the job is in Estonia you may be able to convince them otherwise.
The open source XMeeting seems to do a pretty reasonable job for those requiring videoconferencing. Doesn’t seem to support Polycom’s data streams for screen sharing though (and I can’t seem to convince Polycom’s free Windows client to recognise the iSight from within Parallels). XMeeting supports H.323 and SIP, along with some display modes similar to iChat with the images reflecting off the virtual ‘table’ surface, if you’ve got grunty enough graphics hardware.
According to Make the iPhone hackers at the Chaos Communications Camp 2007 have ported Nintendo Entertainment System emulator and a terminal application to the iPhone. Tools to experiment yourself are available, if you’ve got access to an iPhone.
If you’re running an Asterix box you can download some free Creative Commons licensed Australian voice prompts. The humorous ones include “We’re off gambling and getting drunk!”
