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Re:Grunge Inc: Live-In Startups Combine Frat-House Culture W... by shsung on Friday April 06, 2007 @08:30PM (#9788)
Why stop there at geek-frat-house life? Add a camera, and wham, instant reality show: the trials and tribulations of six young programmers hard at work for their millions. There will be drama, and tears, and laughter, and everyone will come out better for it.
Re:Grunge Inc: Live-In Startups Combine Frat-House Culture W... by vlad on Friday April 06, 2007 @09:14PM (#9812)
We could call it vlad.tv or something.
Re:Grunge Inc: Live-In Startups Combine Frat-House Culture W... by mauricecheeks on Friday April 06, 2007 @02:09PM (#9657)
We've got a projector (from Woot), so our nightly dvd/video game breaks are pretty awesome.
Re:Grunge Inc: Live-In Startups Combine Frat-House Culture W... by danw on Friday April 06, 2007 @11:19AM (#9598)
I dug up this old article based on the number of suggestions going around about getting a large hacker house for this summer :)
Re:Grunge Inc: Live-In Startups Combine Frat-House Culture W... by ClintonKarr on Friday April 06, 2007 @01:36PM (#9645)
I am becoming very intrigued by the combination of real estate + venture capital
Re:Grunge Inc: Live-In Startups Combine Frat-House Culture W... by pg on Friday April 06, 2007 @12:54PM (#9628)
This is as distinctive a feature of "Web 2.0" as Ajax.
Re:Grunge Inc: Live-In Startups Combine Frat-House Culture W... by aston on Friday April 06, 2007 @04:37PM (#9712)
I dunno. I think it's really reminiscent of the startup in the garage of yesteryear (even before the web), but with the beds closer to the computers.