BTW, it's available under dev channel for now. http://dev.chromium.org/developers/design-documents/extensions/samples

http://www.chromeplugins.org/tips-tricks/installing-userscripts-on-chrome/

Yes it does. You'll need to enable userscripts plugins. http://www.chromeplugins.org/tips-tricks/installing-userscripts-on-chrome/

Someone is trying to be very innovative: they hope that all "vista problems" will go away by removing a debugger.

If someone would say so 5 years ago some could believe him. It's too late today. Is that guy got stuck in time or just stupid?

That's because Novel got wrong model, trying to make money on open source. They might be going as a company really soon. But it's completely not true for the rest. Opensource started by students, ie then you don't have money and not willing to pay any. Just imagine: you don't have money. You parents don't have money. $10 can help you to live for week. But you like computers a lot. You would still play with it, "share" commercial software with your friends, write your own or modify other opensource projects. Don't forget that most popular kubuntu came from Africa. How many more examples do you need?

Basically, Google Gears plugin uses SQLlite database to store your mail and syncs it automatically. So you can safely use your favourite web interface again.

Just read wiki and the following paper (2002): http://cr.yp.to/djbdns/forgery.html
Two most secure implementations of DNS servers Djbdns and MaraDNS are not even bother to implement this until they see (1) a stable, sensible DNSSEC protocol and (2) a detailed, concrete, credible plan for central DNSSEC deployment.

OS can co-exist without browser, can it? Or you brain-washed completely? As an example, have a look at KDE where Konquirer acts as explorer, but it's optional as well as any other software.

N/A

which is chinese search enginge

http://evilspeculator.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/12/2008-12-29_amzn.png They can tell whatever they want. But if you look at the picture as a trader, you'll understand that is about to change.

I would suggest Javascript. Surprised? Yes, using this language 11 years old can play with websites and create nifty widgets. I'm sure it'll be fun for him. We have just a simple API on a server side: json, xmlrpc or whatever and it wont' be so much fun to program it.
Just look at this kid and you understand what I mean: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mwKq7_JlS8

I hate wires as well, but just hope it won't fried my balls. It's way too much wireless stuff around us in these days and nobody can tell for sure how it might affect on us.