Suggestion: On your sign up page, I think you should make it simple by just asking username and password. Since you are just launching, your sign up page should be very simple. See http://anywhere.fm
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The Problem
radiation hardened electronics are extremely expensive and generally are several generations behind the state of the art of their commercial equivalents. Since a spacecraft's most precious commodities are mass (weight), volume, and power, it is difficult to build a modern, powerful, space-going computer system within acceptable mass, volume and power constraints.
Dependable Multiprocessor experiment is to use a redundant-hardware architecture and advanced-technology, fault-tolerant software to provide a computing system able to operate in the space environment.
Here is the link for people who wants to apply: http://www.startupschool.org/
https://www.bankofamerica.com/mobile Which one would you prefer accessing?
You can use Google to search for mobile pages or use http://tiltview.com to be redirected to a mobile version of a page.
http://ycombinator.com/faq.html How much do you invest? Usually $5000 + $5000 per founder. So $15,000 for two founders, $20,000 for three. Occasionally we invest more. The goal is usually to give you enough money to build an impressive prototype or version 1, which you can then use to get further funding.
What does Y Combinator get out of this? Stock in the startup, from 2-10% of it. Usually about 6%.