It's easy enough to find free ebooks on Amazon, but on Amazon you can't sort them by how recently they were made free. So you can't tell which ones are free since yesterday. That's what this site does.
Amazon can't directly sell products in India due to FDI (foreign direct investment) laws. These are laws that restrict foreign companies on multi-brand retail in the country.
You could set up a Tumblr blog in about two seconds. And Tumblr blogs are set up for group collaboration; it's easy for multiple people to submit articles. You can make one or multiple people admins that approve the articles. Tumblr doesn't have a native commenting system, but it just takes a few clicks to install Disqus.
Neat. My name (Tristan) went from #451 in 1994 to #121 in 1995. Maybe because Brad Pitt played a character named Tristan in Legends of the Fall in 1994?
Yeah, a random feature would be nice to provide some variety. And maybe a "trending" or "movers and shakers" list for songs that aren't necessarily in the top 40 but are still getting buzz on Twitter.
Very cool. I'm listening to it right now. But how much variation is there from day to day? Like if I go back tomorrow, will the songs all be the same? In a week?
I know you're asking about Air alternatives... But I bought the top-of-the-line MacBook Air (i7 1.8ghz, 4gb ram, 256gb sdd) right after it came out, and it's one of the best purchases I've ever made. It's my first Mac and won't be the last. Definitely the best computer I've ever owned. I run Photoshop, Illustrator, and InDesign on it, and do minor video editing. The thing's blazing fast.