First time I'd heard of uncov.<p>OK, it's ending. That's fine. But the picture of the track runner getting clotheslined by a hurdle was pretty funny, and the writing was funny too.<p>It was worth the five minutes. But in the internet, isn't that all anyone can aspire to?
Good. He's probably about to launch his startup and is trying to distance himself from the asshole image he's been cultivating on Uncov.<p>This guy acts like he's so anti-"web 2.0" or whatever, and yet he still attends the Crunchies to blog for Valleywag?<p>And what exactly is he accomplishing by ripping on people like Leah Culver for writing a post on generating random strings? I get the sense that he feels superior to any startup that doesn't tackle some difficult problem.
<i>When I finally did meet [Arrington], I was surprised. He was polite and complimented Uncov. I think he realizes that it's just the internet, [etc]</i><p>Yeah, he probably "realizes". Or, he doesn't think it's very smart to argue with a troll who is widely read by other trolls. Could be either way.