Google Wave's 'Fail Whale'

I wonder if they actually ran this by women. Images of feet are a little dicey for the fairer sex. My sample size of two brought back two creepy's.

Love how the wave(s) [the real ones] come forward and go back - in the animation.<p>If using 'Google wave' was as good as the image. serene.<p>[It is not! its a wave storm]

I love to see that they're using jQuery for the animations. I'm anxious to see more people going this route over Flash. Not that there is anything wrong with Flash, and it may very well be better suited for this type of work, I just want to see the uses and plugins for jQuery continue to evolve.

What's with the 16 colors graphics?

I don't think that I have ever seen their web site down, but in the last 3 months (or so), a few times my robots stopped getting event notifications for brief periods of time.<p>But, hey, the system is in beta. I'm pretty much enthusiastic about Wave: I'm writing a DevX article right now on Wave robot programming, and I have a business idea using the Wave platform that I want to try out.

If I was dependent on Google Wave and confronted with this page when planning to use it, it would probably make me angry. Looks cool, though.

The colors make my eyes hurt. Hitting back to HN is serene in comparison.

hmmm, could be prep for this: <a href="http://bit.ly/L1a1Q" rel="nofollow">http://bit.ly/L1a1Q</a>

when will i be able to get a google wave login?

I think that guy has psoriasis.