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“I’m OK with this lifestyle business. It’s a put-down for a lot of people, especially in Silicon Valley. I think it’s the best thing in the world. You don’t have to kill yourself. I’ve been at startups where we worked 16 hours a day and didn’t get anything out of it. It’s stupid. Geeks who know how to program and make things should be able to make a small thing that runs forever and make $100,000 a year and live off that. I mean, what is wrong with that? It’s an awesome goal.”

The Blogfather: MetaFilter founder Matt Haughey put the blog in blogosphere. Now he looks to the future. (via bluishorange)

I liked MeFi back in the day, but really? What is wrong with that? 

the median household income is less than half that amount. 

geekdom and the geek industries and geek education have been historically dominated (and still are) by white dudes (maybe some asian dudes too, but not so many black or hispanic or other people of color, right?).  

I don’t know, I guess what’s wrong with that statements it is smacks of privilege. maybe I’m overreacting. 

(via bluishorange)