across 174 MOE computers scanned of 202 unique vulnerabilities... which comes out to be about 6.2356 vulnerabilities per computer.

Still waiting for the page to load...(thanks /.) But how can you beat an article about zombies from an "authoritative" source!? http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/zombies/

FYI your linux logins on Ubuntu are stored in this file: /home/username/.config/google-chrome/Default/Login\ Data just do "strings Login\ Data" and you have those passwords. :(

Two Words: Stargate Universe!

I don't think you can get a Vanilla 2.6 kernel per se... but I'm pretty sure you can compile the kernels from source. Just check out all the kernels built for one of the popular custom ROMS Sapphire: http://sapphire.ccroms.net/wiki/releases/sapphire-1.0.0#kernels

There are quite a few greasemonkey scripts out there that modify iGoogle. Just do a search for iGoogle on userscripts.org

Personally, I use "Super iGoogle - Mod"

I hate the way the search bar header and the tabs use up vital real estate, so this script gets rid of both with a toggle link called Toogle.