That was my thought also. I'm hesitant to sign up unless I can see examples of what I'll be getting in my inbox. So.. thanks for adding that :)

OK cool. So we're going to add in:

- an example one from the previous week - an archive - an rss feed

Will not be this week, but probably next week now

Thanks for the comments

> Why put a 'contact me' link instead of just listing the email address? I hate when I click 'contact me' and my native mail app opens. Nobody uses thunderbird mail, apple's Mail is okay I guess, and Outlook is just...no. Type out the stupid address and let me choose how I send it.

Ummm... top right is a "contact me" mailto link.

> If you have a text-heavy site, please pick something softer than a stark white background. My eyes. They burn. If you're taking suggestions, I vote gray.

What. The background this was written on was pure white.

What an awesome idea, this needs to become a standard. This will lead to lots of interesting and previously impossible stories in the future!

You'll need a project manager for that.

Very awesome concept and design. I completely agree with your sign up method... Have none!

Did anyone really want an in-browser editor? It's the kind of thing that's cool in theory, but not productive.

As mentioned, there are already lots of portfolio tools. However yours is really nice and I love the built in endorsement feature. My one criticism is there's too much branding on each user's portfolio. I wouldn't want the huge green "want a portfolio like this" link at the bottom of my portfolio. The logo link (top left) and "Powered by Hoverboard" link (bottom right) is enough.

You should really have one sentence explaining what it does on the homepage. I'm not going to send a text to anyone without knowing what I'm sending first. Nice idea/design.

Nice, lots of cool stuff in there. I also made a tool that searches for all available 2 letter .io domains at any given time. http://framespersushi.com/lab/two-letter-io/

Two letter .io domains left as of May 10, 2013 1:40am: http://pastebin.com/k5qbbACB

Ew. Those domains look so shady that if I received emails from them, I'm pretty sure they would instantly be classified as spam.

So, are there any left?

The short answer is yes. The slightly longer answer is, yes, but no two letter domains remain. Can you register something like d3.io? Yes. Can you register something like dx.io? No.

Last time I checked, there were some left without numbers. However they all had the letter Q in them, which people seem to hate.

Nope, not any more. Assuming your tool is correct (which, from checking other sources, it appears to be), all two letter io domains are taken, even those starting with q. There are still a decent number of letter + number domains [1], along with a ton of three letter domains.

[1] I posted a list of letter + number .io domains recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5672237 - most are still available, but some were immediately taken due to the post and due to FramesPerSushi's tool (which I found rather useful).

You guys missed it! Back in January 2011, there were a bunch: http://rb.io/blog/two-letter-io-domains-available :-D

Oh wow, I think they might be colour blind.

http://i.imgur.com/EQCRE5P.png