On a related note: the UK startup Growington is doing a great job. http://growington.com/
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It's obvious what problem your app is trying to solve, but it's not very clear how. The blog doesn't help in explaining this at all. The landing page is interesting and nice-looking, but it could do with some more explanation ("it's X for Y!" wouldn't hurt)
I'm not sure this guy understands how much of the English-speaking internet is produced by Americans, especially relating to technology. I'm from the UK, and a huge proportion of my media comes from the US (hasn't this been the case for a really long time anyway?) Even programming language tutorials have words like 'awesome'. The Brits aren't faking it, they've adopted that language because they've heard it so often.
It's silly to tell people to stick to one set of social norms because of their place of birth. Every culture is a mishmash. And anyway, the internet is making culture less dependent on geographical location.
edit: I meant, as in some people choose to respond so the sample is biased.
^This is another great tutorial for real-time fluid simulation. If anyone's interested, I adapted this method to simulate fire as well. (demo here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIi62cwjqMA)
c = "puts('c = ' + c.inspect + '\neval c')" eval c
This is not the E! of the tech world, flagged for bullshit.