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Rather than sharing a blog post about a cool thing, why don't we share the cool thing directly? The video is at http://vimeo.com/13457383 http://vimeo.com/1345
by SandB0x 16y ago
Rather than sharing a blog post about a cool thing, why don't we share the cool thing directly?
The video is at http://vimeo.com/13457383 http://vimeo.com/13457383 - you can get to this page by simply clicking the Vimeo logo on the embedded clip. From here, you can click on Thiago Costa's profile http://vimeo.com/thiagocosta/ http://vimeo.com/thiagocosta/ and have a look at all of his 48 videos, and find a link to his website (which looks pretty interesting): http://thiagocosta.net/ http://thiagocosta.net/
The CrunchGear article doesn't really add anything, other than a layer of indirection.
Having said that, the video is awesome and thanks for sharing :)
- guelo 16y agoOTOH, the submitter might not have found these cool videos without TechCrunch so some appreciation via sending them traffic seems reasonable.
- euccastro 16y agoShowing appreciation by putting them between us and the beef is a bit like tipping a waiter with the cash of the people that ate with you, without asking them.
- Charuru 16y agoI don't think I would've been as impressed or interested in the video without all the hype that crunchgear added.
- sdurkin 16y agoI don't really know much about physics engines, so I count on others to point out when something new or unique happens in that area. Its hard to know who to trust on such subjects, so sites with decent reputations act as a filter.