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Here's the link to all the logos: http://www.yahoo.com/dailylogo

Interested in learning more about this project but the "I Want In" button doesn't work for me. The button leads me a to "Page Not Found" page.

Here's the link I was directed to: http://www.strikingly.com/site65053-1375937917#3

Good promo video. I clicked through after I saw the cookie. Nothing like eating a cookie while someone else does your laundry lol.

I missed it since the first thing I did after seeing the demo was click Sign Up.

I can't tell what the difference between the Pro and Business package is other than the price. Can you clarify? Cool idea btw.

Doesn't seem to be working using the keyboard numpad.

SEEKING WORK - Remote or Los Angeles

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Multi-threaded JavaScript sounds so dreamy

Title of this article sounds a lot worst than what the article presents (thankfully). This is off topic, but as refreshing as this article is, I wonder how many readers avoided reading this due to the title as it could've been a very depressing article.

I'd like this if the back button resized the textarea back to it's normal size.

This is great.

Linux support?

I miss site counters... Said no one ever... Felt a bit nostalgic after I saw the ALL CAP HTML tags

Great find, this is excellent.

Pretty cool site. I can see myself using this in the future.

Some opinions: - Grid view - As a shopper, I feel like this is a must. I want to see as many products as possible with as little interaction with the page as possible. Right now on my Macbook Pro laptop I'm only able to view one product at a time, which gets rather annoying even before finishing the first page.

Some other notes:

To me the most important thing when viewing a product is:

- Picture of the product

- % / $ off (in this scenario)

- Price of product

- Short description of the product (name, brand, etc.)

The following seem excessive:

- Worst price and best price (It's an overwhelming amount of information to see when I'm not even sure if I like this product).

- Category tree (I don't see a need for this)

But overall I like this idea. Great job.

You can't just keep adding prompts every time there's a change, you'll end up creating a scenario where there must be a prompt for every change made. Default settings are needed just like any application.

This just made my day, great job.

Highly recommend reading "JavaScript: The Good Parts" by Douglas Crockford, it's an excellent book.

Architecture is not as important if you're building an app that will scale slowly. But if you're betting on scalability to make money, then the story is very different.

Relevant: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rV_GIGzXrvA

Here's full range of what's possible with the CSS content Property in case you're interested: http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_gen_content.asp

Great tool thanks a lot for this! Some things I found while browsing on my iPad:

- Viewing this on an iPad and the third Q/A column is not on the same level as the rest of the columns and is pushed down.

- Titles are cutoff with no way of seeing the full title even if I click on the question.

- Title overlaps # viewed and # created.

Got a 18 out of 20. To me Arial looks a bit informal when compared to Helvetica. While Helvetica has level edges, Arial feels more loose and forgiving. I use both fonts in Applications but never really looked at them up close until now. Thank your or this test.

It looks like nice, but where would the "Find singles around your area" ads go :)

Anyone else having trouble entering their email? I keep getting 404 on the POST:

{"status":1,"response":{"error":"Unexpected error"}}