HN user

thenextweb

123 karma
Posts37
Comments37
View on HN
thenextweb.com 16y ago

Computer art

thenextweb
66pts23
news.ycombinator.com 16y ago

What the hell is rockmelt?

thenextweb
1pts1
news.ycombinator.com 17y ago

Tell the truth: who really uses a different password for every service they try?

thenextweb
3pts7
www.wired.com 17y ago

Ray Ozzie Wants to Push Microsoft Back Into Startup Mode

thenextweb
8pts0
thenextweb.com 17y ago

Addictionary.org defines Strawphylactic, Artifiction & Enterfear

thenextweb
1pts0
blog.flickr.net 17y ago

3 Billion Photos on Flickr

thenextweb
1pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Google + OpenID = FAIL

thenextweb
1pts2
thenextweb.org 17y ago

How many authors does it take to have a conversation about “2.0″?

thenextweb
1pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

The Pope on Twitter

thenextweb
1pts2
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Hitler a hot political topic these elections, says Twitter

thenextweb
1pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Vlogger Gary Vaynerchuk calls me an idiot, I guess he’s right

thenextweb
2pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Kevin Rose: "Digg traffic has grown by over 40% since July"

thenextweb
3pts1
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Porn Like You Never Seen it Before (SFW)

thenextweb
7pts2
thenextweb.org 17y ago

GPhone Emulator: Try out the gPhone yourself

thenextweb
3pts3
thenextweb.org 17y ago

The Worlds Very First Webserver

thenextweb
2pts1
thenextweb.org 17y ago

I don’t do meetings. I do tweetings.

thenextweb
2pts2
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Oh no, Herr Doctor? Tell me, do the words ‘two girls and 1 cup’ mean anything to you?

thenextweb
1pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Twitter Spam Prevention Attracts More Spammers

thenextweb
1pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

We Own Internet History: The ROFLaptop

thenextweb
1pts0
bomega.com 17y ago

The Flying Boat

thenextweb
10pts5
dutchproblogger.com 17y ago

The best tip of your life concerns black convertibles and Karel Appel

thenextweb
2pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Google Ad Manager drops beta tag

thenextweb
3pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Best Western Hotels security failure: 8 million customers' data stolen

thenextweb
2pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Think Your monday sucks?

thenextweb
3pts1
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Video: iPhone holographic illusion

thenextweb
2pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

8 imaginary iPhone Apps that you might want, ot not...

thenextweb
1pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

The Apple Knowledge Navigator concept

thenextweb
2pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Twitter: Invented in 1935

thenextweb
4pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

8000 New Followers on Twitter in One Day

thenextweb
1pts0
thenextweb.org 17y ago

Online: Remember Your Very First Time?

thenextweb
3pts6
Computer art 17 years ago

Yes, good point. And I wonder how it would look with other music.

Lower on the drama? People get killed in that story, with the reporter present! I remember that story very well. Made an impression on me. more exciting than DNS flaws...

The original title is not "Don't take investment" but just "The Era of the Entrepreneur". What I tried to point out is that this era marks great opportunities for entrepreneurs but that bloggers and VCs make it seem as a terrible time. Hope that was clear...

Regarding the "FAIL" critism: FAIL is not just a word but a meme used on the web to describe something that went wrong. History of the Fail Meme: http://www.redorbit.com/news/technology/1306942/memes_help_k...

About the Submit criticism: I also submit stories from other blogs and not every blog from TheNextWeb.org. Only stuff I think works for the Hacker News Community. But I will be more critical before I post links to our own blogs from now on.

Thanks..

[dead] 18 years ago

I have always wondered if that would work for spam too. What if we would set-up a bunch of servers to follow all links (times 10) in all spam messages. Even better, make it a plug-in for Outlook & Mail. Then, if a spammer would send out 100.000 messages he would immediately receive 1 million hits. No problem if you are authentically sending a few emails but a huge problem if you are sending out millions of mails.

If would be an active spam fighting solution instead of all the 'turn the other cheek' solutions that are popular right now...