In 2001 when I was traveling in Asia, I installed Seti@home (now a Boinc project) on every computer I could in internet cafés. Google Gears is also pretty good

In 2001 when I was traveling in Asia, I installed Seti@home (now a Boinc project) on every computer I could in internet cafés. Google Gears is also pretty good way to do this your self since there's a DB and a background process - although full apps in the client changes the security model - as with google native client - http://code.google.com/contests/nativeclient-security/ http://code.google.com/contests/nativeclient-security/ Nice post. Oh, and I like the rainbow butts iconography. :)