@WoodyHD: nuclear's good, but in some locations this might be better. no reason nuclear MUST to be 100% of our energy.

@FooFighting: Yep. It's the spinning that creates the energy. Here's a simple picture of what's inside to do it [upload.wikimedia.org]

I feel like this has been around for 5 years...

Looks too much like something Meizu would 'design'.

@monkeybiziu: Brilliant!

@macpatrik: Here m'lord. Twas the best I could find on such short notice.

@Graviton1066: or Gizmodo posting anything that hits their inbox as news because they can make some linkbait headline out of it?

@macpatrik: We will try to please you better, m'lord. Would pictures of cats with witty captions suffice?

@McWeary: I wonder how much Giz paid him...

Some celebrity news from random people on the internet is fake?

@andrew_berge: hope she's getting royalty payments...

She's one of the best things you guys had going for you and you're kicking her out of Gizmodo Tower. Sad day.

IE8 should be barred from winning the CSS benchmark... It's easy to be fast when your browser won't render most of the new CSS properties everyone else does.

@MrGoodCat: Heeey nice catch. :) I knew I recognized that writing style.

This is a great piece. Reminds me a lot of various WIRED articles.

@Snes: What do you expect to happen when you nuke it?

@phoenix: +1. I was unintentionally in the 'cheap' category for 2 years after getting out of college and I spent a lot of my time wondering why I was getting such shit clients.

@LazyPanda: Like an idiot I posted the edition of the book from 1997. ha! well, this one's from 2007, and it seems to the the latest version they have but it's still a great reference. [www.amazon.com]

@highwaykind: here's a decent starting point. It's geared a little more to print designers, and three years old but it should help out [www.amazon.com]

@mcservies: Some good ideas al around, so I'll toss a few suggestions in to the ring: