Only thing I can spot is this twitter feed on the side bar http://twitter.com/#!/Directgov/statuses/117169143756767232

As soon as I click play/replay, I get the message Game Over :-) I am using FF4 on Mac

doesn't work in my ff5 also (mac).

Likewise on FF7 nightly (mac)

I don't think the page checks for the browser version. I am using the latest version of Firefox (3.6.13) and still get the same message.

Yes. http://www.facebook.com/common/browser.php is a direct link - and displays from Safari 5.x or FF 3.6.13/Mac

EDIT: So, presumably one could access it from IE as well (not something I can test from here).

What could be this immature technology which causes a 3 year delay? Anyone has an insight?

From the article: "The company has encountered numerous difficulties in bringing the plane to market due to a new engineering strategy that uses composite materials and integrates production from several international sites."

Various parts of the plane are built in different countries and then reassembled in Seattle using new materials that have never been used in a commercial airplane. IIRC, the first few didn't fit together right (don't worry, none of them were meant for customers, they're test planes) and required a lot of in-the-factory engineering to complete. One lesson could be: don't outsource your core competency. Also keep in mind that it's not just simple assembly problems, but all the other production processes that are being developed at the same time (repair manuals, tooling, software, training, etc).

https://etacts.com/ & https://emailoracle.com/ carry same message, word to word. Guess they both were run by the same people.

I think you're correct. The privacy policy link on emailoracle.com points to the etacts privacy policy.

"... and hope one of the other companies can build something similar in..." Well, EmailOracle is very similar and it is closing too, exactly on Jan 31, 2011

I think they use self developed variants of node.js