Well, if you had actually read the article before asking, you would have known the answer. (you change the number into the sum of several fibonacci numbers, convert each one, then sum the result again).
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But I personnaly don't think this would change much. For me there are two categories of information: private and public. For the private information email is the only solution and for the public solution I have my personal website. People who don't have their own website/blog won't care on who's server the messages are.
* EDIT * I was just thinking, isn't this what sites like blogger are about? You can make a page where you blog, several people can follow you, and they can reply.
You lose when the blocks get to the top of the playing field. You need to make points by making blocks disappear. To do this you have the piece at the top of your screen. Click where you want to drop it.
Now all blocks under and on the same row will shrink. When you shrink a red block, it will disappear.
When a red block disappears, the blocks above it fall, which will start a chain effect starting at the lowest one (just try, you'll understand what I mean).
Enjoy!
Another is, that it's a fantastic language to use for hobby projects, because you don't need to think too much beforehand, thanks to the dynamically typed variables, methods and objects.
And last but not least, you don't have any GUI to manage. HTML does it for you, which simplifies matters a bit. You want to dynamically create HTML? No problem. You prefer to prepare the HTML beforehand? No problem at all.
So to answer your question, I use it because it's refreshingly easy to use, more so than richer languages who are sometimes simply too heavy.