Hacker News is in the list. I can't imagine Michael Arrington actually reads Hacker News. Please reply to this comment if you are Michael Arrington and let us what is your username. This will help many hackers here who need your advices on their startups.
Arrington has written about Hacker News before, and Hacker News isn't in the list.
It is in the list but in somewhere else. He didn't mention it specifically. But, look at the digg section of the article. He mentioned that he reads Hacker News everyday.
It's a near-perfect piece of hardware, and it's an easy way to banish all the horrors of the world from your head.
It does seem like a superior MP3 product.
I'm a little surprised slideshare didn't make the list, but I think it'll be there by next year.
Animoto? Really?
It is a cool product with a reasonable pricing. And, the slideshows they make are better than many desktop applications out there.
I really don't get this one either. Anyone else get the impression that what people are really in love with is the Cinderella Story: that you can run a business on one feature executed well?