Geek References

[Ian Skinner]

We're building a tool for internal use, and we are trying to find some nice geeky, inside joke kind of name candidates for it.  It is a tool, loosely based on fusedocs where XML documentation is included in each file of a web application with a tool that will aggregate these document segments into an overall document describing the application and allowing various searches and queries against it.


The best we have come up with so far as an agricultural reference.  The aggregator could be called "Harvester" and the document segments, XML root could be named "Crop".


Does anybody want to suggest other candidates, possibly geeky, science fiction and/or other type of reference?


Yes we are in a bit of a silly mood today, its Friday after all.
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Ian Skinner
Web Programmer
BloodSource
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