Free Account: 10MB email, IMAP
So, I've already lost interest. FastMail.fm does not have the capacity to handle 4 of the past 10 e-mails I've received today, unless I give them my credit card.
With regards to uptime, I concede that GMail had some issues a few weeks ago. But, look - Google is good at one thing, and that's redundancy. It's build into everything they do. With greater volume comes greater visibility and responsibility, and I'm honestly not sure I'm willing to trust "FastMail.fm" with my precious data. (What is this "fm" extension anyway? It's not that I care, it's that millions of other people do - and that's the problem).
Regrettably, this particular application of the concept is (IMHO) flawed. It is hard to argue that humans are more adept than machines for solving a problem like SAT (at least manually) and as many have pointed out, the dimensionality of the space is too grand for a suitable visualization.
In the space of VLSI design, higher-level problems grounded in physical space (such as macro floorplanning and large-block placement) would be much more amenable to this type of game.
Top Ten Things Overheard At The ANSI C Draft Committee Meetings: (5) All right, who's the wiseguy who stuck this trigraph stuff in here?
