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robinwauters
16y ago
I read somewhere that the more braincells one has, the easier it is for a person to recognize sarcasm.
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Mergers and Acquisitions 101
(christopherspenn.com)
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16y ago
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robinwauters
16y ago
Wired's not the source, you extremely nice person you, the photographer is a friend of mine. And please do go directly to the source, 360cities deserves it.
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robinwauters
16y ago
I edited that bit btw, should be 40,000 megapixels.
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robinwauters
16y ago
Actually from what I can gather it was between $80k and $120k, haven't been able to pin it down though.
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robinwauters
16y ago
I linked because dude is awesome :)
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robinwauters
16y ago
There seems to be a notion that I shouldn't call out WooMe because other sites are doing it too. I don't know where that is coming from.
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robinwauters
16y ago
It's not just the messages from users, it's the whole concept of showing nothing unless you hand over your credit details, pretending hot women are dying to contact you even though you're obviously not date material (unless they're into hor
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16y ago
I got about 5 messages the first 2-3 minutes after signing up. A short while later, I had roughly 20 random women contacting me. Good thing I have screenshots, because they stopped coming as soon as WooMe noticed my post. I can only see wha
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16y ago
Stop pretending I'm not engaging in a conversation.
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robinwauters
16y ago
I did contact WooMe. The accusations are not misleading, see also the update to my post. Also, the user featured in the top picture personally contacted me, and while I never claimed her profile was fake (but mine obviously was), it turns o
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robinwauters
16y ago
When I saw this comment my first thought was "more TechCrunch bashing". But it's not. Rare these days :)
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robinwauters
16y ago
Well, it rarely happens, for starters. And I think the analogy with overhearing a conversation at a restaurant is completely off the mark. Broadcasting a message on a vast network like Twitter is anything but a private remark or conversatio
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robinwauters
16y ago
As the author, I'd be happy to have a discussion about that. In my mind, comments made on any public platform, whether it'd be on stage at a conference or on a public account of a social networking service, can constitute news if there's a
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16y ago
You're easily amused :)
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robinwauters
16y ago
Lord knows we're fast around here :)
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robinwauters
16y ago
Again, nice rickroll :)
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robinwauters
18y ago
I do know that. You should read the beginning of my post too.