Herwig

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by Herwig 15y ago
Add some color to the logo
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TechCrunch Disrupt NYC Agenda(techcrunch.com)
1 points by Herwig 15y ago|0 comments
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by Herwig 15y ago
depends, I believe it will depend on what the user has to type.
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by Herwig 15y ago
CAPTCHA's are always annoying, no matter what. So why not make some money. Lots of new companies out there offering CAPTCHA ads.
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by Herwig 15y ago
This is cooler than color. And im willing to bet it took 41 million dollars less...
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by Herwig 15y ago
Couldn't agree more. Number one thing is show them how its valuable to them. Make sure your pitch answers the question: Is it worth their time?
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New Proposal for Sales Tax on online commerce(techcrunch.com)
1 points by Herwig 15y ago|1 comments
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by Herwig 15y ago
A game like this is truly innovative and amazing. It is so interesting to throw people into a world and see what they do first and what they build (how they behave). I also consider this a drug cuz its highly addictive!!
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by Herwig 15y ago
This company and service is absolutely amazing. Points for the amazing UI/UX
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by Herwig 15y ago
A majority of us here are wanna be short sleepers. And we make do with that
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by Herwig 15y ago
TechCrunch is making a big list too! http://techcrunch.com/2011/04/01/april-fools-2011-the-big-li...
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by Herwig 15y ago
I got an amusing "get naked now"
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by Herwig 15y ago
I think this blog post title doesn't cover everything in your post. Yes it is evident that brilliant people worked together and made something brilliant. Then you go on to say if you have no friends or family use the social web/world. None
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by Herwig 15y ago
However the system relies on upvotes to see good articles from the bad ones. So the system would still rely on upvotes but perhaps not give karma? #my2cents
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by Herwig 15y ago
I hate to see EV continue to use the word luck because it makes me think that he just happened to be there and didn't really do anything. He needs to step up and take credit. Hopefully in #3 he can do that. "Once your lucky, twice your good
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by Herwig 15y ago
Like all of you say the title throws you off. Its more a person who seems to be threatened by younger entrepreneurs or the ambitious youth of today. However he is right in one thing, he is not right in saying that too many young entreprene
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by Herwig 15y ago
A national internet ID is ahead of our time. Until our grandparents are ready to commit to such a thing, (maybe even the 40+ generation) something like it wont happen.
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by Herwig 15y ago
Is Gaddafi on Facebook?
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by Herwig 15y ago
I see some serious potential. This could allow people to make their ideas come to life or at least increase the amount of nicer designed sites and personal websites.
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by Herwig 15y ago
If you can't handle the harsh realities than you are not ready to be an entrepreneur. It's the ability of an entrepreneur to not quit when things are down, to inspire others that are ready to give up, and to continue to lead through times o
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by Herwig 15y ago
With that in mind, are we really advancing society with this?
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by Herwig 15y ago
Still, Executive Chairman and CEO are two rather "big" titles. If he can juggle both and be successful I will be impressed. We will never really know how much effort he puts into each role.
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by Herwig 15y ago
Couldn't agree more. Also; people don't want to use the app whether it be because they dont want strangers seeing their pics (I know I dont) and that its yet another photo sharing tool