Minor disagree here, firefox is dying for the memory leaks and occasional crashes and so on caused by developers changing focus to something that doesn't really matter; the design is just a generic copy of chrome that is used by explorer 9+ too. I think that it become too big, and the developers started to think like the big corporations and broke it because of that. After all, what made firefox get so many adepts is probably the way it made the things different from microsoft and explorer. Maybe gnome suffered from the same disease.

I second this, the few people that show me some interest about linux had done this for little things of interest after watching my desktop. For example, a coworker tried linux after he saw some of my xfce screensavers (cow bouncing, pacman played by the computer, etc). Came for the screensaver, stayed for the free stuff.

Am i loosing something? A guy named Rossi walks into a bar, says it had made a generator using cold fusion (reported by wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold_fusion as junk science), swear it worked in a test that only his friends can go in, get front page in slashdot, an article in wired, some attention in cnn, and everyone that comments anything in these sites in the comments area says always positive nice things about the guy. I never saw this happen in the net, i was expecting at least a little of trolling or skeptics flamebaiting or something like that, but no. No one at all. Everyone says constructive positive things. Even in the articles and posts about the death of Dennis Ritchie i saw some guys trolling. Here in slashdot was different, but here and only here. Im scared. is the interwebs acting strange or is just me?

I don't know about the plastic things that are meant to be a reactor, but looks he doesn't used a generator on purpose, he just measured the water temperature before and after it passed the reactor and calculated the thermal generation. At least is what i thought after reading the report in http://db.tt/wu4OLbgk in the second page. But looks like no one at the test was able to measure the water temperature with their own equipment. For someone trying to prove a pathological science, that is very strange indeed.

The "drive the passed out" thing is nice, but im waiting for the car that drops me in front of my office then leaves to find a place to park itself.