I spent about an hour building and decided to save using my Google account. Unfortunately, it's broken. You'd think if they supported one platform, it would be Chrome on Windows. Go figure.
In the form to choose the year the list starts with 1892 and finish with 2012. I suppose that most of the people that use this are relatively young (<40?), so I think it would be better to offer the recent years fist.
Las month, there was a discussion about haw is the best way to ask about the birth date of a person [1]. I think that one of the more difficult part is that the year list is too long.
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[ 37.8 ms ] story [ 324 ms ] threadhttp://buildwithchrome.com/build/BDo-
I think it's just our slow processors.
I wonder if Lego approved this and/or it's part of an advertising campaign with Lego?
Remember, you can only explore and build in Australia and New Zealand at the moment.
The launch trailer can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pf2NHdfudyo
The Sydney Harbour Bridge LEGO build can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQnRIRSvHJg (for those who can't run the LEGO builder/explorer in their browser)
Las month, there was a discussion about haw is the best way to ask about the birth date of a person [1]. I think that one of the more difficult part is that the year list is too long.
[1] http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4099946