And this is it:

“Hi there!
I love the new google image search layout and UI, honestly! Thank you for that. Especially the use of position:fixed for the functional elements. And the dynamic preloading of the results further down the page, sweeeeeeet!
After the image search i switched back to the web results page again, and then , d’oh, no preloading of elements. I just fell in love so much with the image search interface, so methinks it will be a truly great idea to adapt the image search layout on the web results page.

By the way, my search in this case was to find further information converning this japanese artitst, eho has made the most exceptional work of art and education I have ever seen: http://www.ctbto.org/specials/1945-1998-by-isao-hashimoto/

Ah, and another thing:
As you might or might not have noticed, i am the maintainer of the nifty little userstyle
http://userstyles.org/styles/25334
it is called mtness touchup: multicolumn [work in progress]

This would fit perfectly well with a webresults pos:fixed layout.

Anyway, please contact me if you want to discuss these issues further, i would appreciate a cooperation with you.

It is about time that we get to know each other better.

Kind regards, mtness”

the genuine mtness viewsource style is now available for stylish here: userstyles.org/styles/19429

edit: mtness style is now available via stylish for firebug, too: http://userstyles.org/styles/22678

If you have never seen this before, you might wonder: Why does this guy put green code on black background? That is so-o old skool. Well, I’m old, and when I went to skool there were only IBM PC-10 in the computer science ‘lab’.
You know were that ’10′ comes from? This glorious PC had ten MEGAbytes of harddisc space! Imagine that, kids! That is almost the size of 2-3 of your MP3s! This computers had white on black monitors. But even at that time I liked the green screens more.

I have thought long about this issue, and I finally came to a solution:

The human eye is ten times more receptive for brightness! So the most sensitive part of your cornea is stressed by the background noise. It might not make sense to you in the first five minutes. But believe me, it really makes a difference after five hours of debugging! a : where a ; should be really makes a difference!

So, Green on Black makes you more precise for a longer amount of time. And programming is all about precision.

(If you do not like the green, and prefer blue instead, have it your way. )

The greatest trick M$ ever pulled
was convincing the world
that code had to be black on white.

currently the script just scales the image – slideshow functionality will be added soon.

License:
MIT-style license.

Credits:
Original jQuery supersized script By Sam Dunn http://buildinternet.com || http://onemightyroar.com
found here: http://buildinternet.com/2009/02/supersized-full-screen-backgroundslideshow-jquery-plugin/
rewritten for Mootools 1.2 by mtness http://mtness.net on 2009-03-27 1100-1500 GMT+1

Demo:
http://mtness.net/demos/moosizer/

Changelog:
v0.1: initial release

Let me know what you think!
Improvements and Suggestions are always welcome.

Would be nice if you drop me a link if you deploy the script somewhere 

Therefore one has to configure the server software default page manually.