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Am I... on your lawn? I'm on your lawn, aren't I? I should get off, shouldn't I...
by noonespecial 10y ago
Am I... on your lawn?
I'm on your lawn, aren't I?
I should get off, shouldn't I...
- coldtea 10y ago"Get off my lawn" implies some curmudgeon against newness and progress. Doesn't say anything for people against things that legitimately suck though.
- tdb7893 10y agoThis article is trying to point out the absurdity of the current culture of the area, which I don't think makes him a curmudgeon. Also, reading HN (which I doubt is a terribly accurate characterization) makes Silicon Valley seem like an absurdly pretentious and expensive bubble.