Further, she doesn't seem to offer any actual evidence that Facebook was built by female ideas. It seems that everyone that was involved in Facebook in the early stages was male, and everyone that sued Facebook about those early stages was male. Of the two women she cites, one is his sister, and the other joined the company in 2008, long after the company was prominent.
As far as depicting successful, prominent, men as more likely to attract women, I'd have to say that's pretty analogous with reality. I have a girlfriend, but when my company has local events, my business partner has significantly better luck than he would otherwise. I went boating with, then to a bunch of bars with the Real World DC cast last year, and people were throwing themselves at them, and that's pretty C list. If you don't think women are more likely to perform sex acts with men with money, or who are famous, or both, I think you are either a liar or delusional. Power is sexy.