Wow, that was a pretty stupid thing to do. Why do people think that this is ok? Also, of all people to do it to, Jason is probably one of the easiest to get through to if you have something legitimate to say to him. Just go to one of the myriad events he throws and you're bound to get a glimpse. This is just childish.
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Wow, that was a pretty stupid thing to do. Why do people think that this is ok? Also, of all people to do it to, Jason is probably one of the easiest to get through to if you have something legitimate to say to him. Just go to one of the myriad events he throws and you're bound to get a glimpse. This is just childish.
In response, someone (EDIT: Cofounder of hacker's previous YC startup) tweeted:
"the valley seriously can't take a joke anymore. Like 'hey guys - hack traction do crazy shit' then 'what have you done, you're crazy'"
"but to hack your voicemail, it means you didn't set it up in the first place. Am I missing something here? Failing to find the harm."
https://twitter.com/apcommunicate/status/526449274133807104
That someone is his co-founder
That puts the last tweet in a much different context: "Jacob - I didn't do anything, but I must say - We definitely don't see it the same."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Victim_blaming