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Look at the link/article first. If I'm interested in the topic I'll read comments.

I read both the main page and occasionally switch to new topics only.

That's about it...

I was blown away by the video and overall humorous style of the website. These guys deserve to be extremely successful! Kudos folks and thanks for launching in Canada finally...

I had a similar weekend project - http://kidactivityideas.com - where I had a similar issue with "randomness". I decided to save the pseudo-random generator seed in a cookie and thus keep the sequence for each visitor.

Are you guys using their API or RSS/scraping?

I love simple and elegant apps like this! Kudos and I wish you to keep it growing! Shared...

One disadvantage though - it stops working after 107,565 position. You could've included some wealthy guys stats as well. Not that I earn that much, but it would be interesting to see the perspective :)

This is a great site, I like the idea and how it's implemented! Definitely makes you think.

I use fishing for the same purposes. Helps me concentrate on just that activity and get my mind off work-related stuff. Every time after a fishing trip I feel really rested, although might be tired a bit physically.

Very nice and cute. I'd definitely use for gifts.

Bug report: the rotation and bottom scrolling buttons for lists didn't work for me in Chrome.

Why can't you combine them? I can see all these (perhaps with the exception of 3) being perfectly blend-able.

I had a chance to work directly with Facebook API and in terms of documentation, bugs, overall robustness I can tell that it's pretty crappy. Takes a lot of effort to do simple stuff and things are often not working. That definitely doesn't look as a good trend.

Twitter API looked a lot more solid to me.

Anyways, just my 2 cents from a dev POV...

+1 on having seeing the pricing first. I wonder how you are going to keep up with orders :)