I thought they announced last year that they would be opening up their Open Graph API to handle all kind of verbs. http://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/

I've never heard of Namecheap until all of this. I'm not saying this is the case, but what an excellent marketing plan to get your name out there.

Just to throw another opinion into the mix. I've used 1&1 for over 6 years now and have had very little issues. We currently have 4 dedicated servers and around 30 domain names registered with them. They are a big company and you don't really get that personal touch when you call support but we've been happy with them.

Would love to help beta test it if you needed. I'm a developer as well and understand the importance of other people testing it. Just let me know - would love to help.

My only question is why is Harrison Ford working for BP? (next to left circle) Once you see it, you will....
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_1xQeOPE9ePU/TEXJFhjMElI/AAAAAAAAFDk/Susb7Y6PP9I/s1600/fake_GOM_simops_operations_top_kill_houston.jpg

I was able to get a beta testing account setup about 3 weeks ago. Most of the games play surprisingly well. But for the ones that require fast response times - Dirt, Unreal Tournament - there was just too much lag. Unreal Tournament was practically unplayable since it felt like you were running at 10fps. But for games like Lego Harry Potter, it works great. :)

BTW: Latest build of Chrome ships with Flash.

It means I can't copy it, right?

With all that user data, you'd think they would know me better by now. But I still get these lame recommendations.

"You might be interested in action DVDs because you bought one in the past" - BRILLIANT!!

I don't think a boy's smashed face would smell very good...