I haven't read all 168 comments yet, but... It seems that bone mass and strength would not increase alongside muscle, which might cause one to break bones by lifting too much weight. Also, increase metabolism might cause more free radicals to be produced from electron transport, causing faster aging. Typically, decreasing the metabolism of lab animals leads to a significantly longer lifespan.

I hope I'm not the first person to post that the PS3 also has native Linux functionality. If I recall correctly, a custom version called Yellow Dog Linux is included on the PS3, or is available for download. A Youtube search for PS3 Linux shows many videos of people installing Fedora Core and other distributions. It seems that more people are ignorant of the PS3's potential as a desktop computer than its ability to play blu ray titles.

I've heard many people complain about the cost of the PS3, many of which are shocked and refuse to believe that it openly supports Linux.

Heck, look at the Folding @ Home data! 80,000 PS3s completed as many units of work as 2 million desktop computers (or something like that--long time since I read the article).