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TPUTH — Socially Generated Newspaper for Geeks

• zzkt 17y ago
  TPUTX?
  • ntoshev 17y ago
    They imitate ТРУД in cyrillic, meaning "labor". It looks like a newspaper of the ruling communist party in some Eastern European country. Who is the fourth guy after Eric/Bill/Steve?
    • tomstuart 17y ago
      Jesus Quintana.
    • widell 17y ago
      The official newspaper of the Communist rule of Soviet was called Pravda. Pravda is russian for "Truth". I think this is what they are joking with.
    • tbgvi 17y ago
      Don't mess with The Jesus! It's from Big Lebowski :) Great movie if you haven't seen it.
• pgr 17y ago
  This seems to be from the guys over at http://informationarchitects.jp/ http://informationarchitects.jp/ - which explains the heavily typographic layout. I actually think it would be fantastic as a daily email round.
• ohashi 17y ago
  quick impression: it's taking most popular stories from (social news sites like this?) and then creating a frontpage of them with... editing? I trust the crowd but want to edit them...
  • danw 17y ago
    It is Drudge Report for geeks http://www.drudgereport.com/ http://www.drudgereport.com/
  • CWuestefeld 17y ago
    Those "headlines with attitude" are going to get old really fast.
• comboy 17y ago
  yeah, size matters ;) because font size is the only original thing for me in this project
  • bhp 17y ago
    The font and its size make the headlines extremely hard to read.
• jgrahamc 17y ago
  Congratulations on finding a five letter .com domain name that was available.
  • bgraves 17y ago
    I'm pretty sure I've seen plenty of 5 letter .com domain names available using nxdom.com (started by someone here at HN). Especially ones that aren't easily pronounceable such as TPUTH. I'd check to verify, but nxdom is blocked by my employer now because of the GAE hosting, I think.
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