Regarding the KDE dealie mentioned here yesterday, this is not just a browser, but actually a desktop environment (hence the "DE" in the name), and the problems are with the integrated file browser, which can display simple HTML as well as contents of the hard drive, which is what I meant I thought not too many people were using (seems KDE is becoming pretty popular in the Linux crowd). While a couple of loyal KDE users defended it against being dismissed as not widely used, others were quite willing to concede the integrated browser's shortcomings, saying there are many sites it will not display properly.

Link of the Day: Innovation Ray gun freezes victims without causing injury reports the London Sunday Times, an article sent along by Ryan "Joltox" Greene who comments it sounds like a working lighting gun, though it seems the way the Quake lightning gun works would probably actually cause some injuries (or at least nasty static cling)... Cool science fiction/fact cusp stuff nonetheless.