Or... You can put the phone down and go out into the world and actually do things and meet people.
Radical I know but it has served the human race for 400,000 years or so.
Hinge: An app that scours Facebook friends for dates banks $12m
A dating app that uses your Facebook friends to make recommendations has scored $12m in series-A funding, bringing its total funding to $20.5m. Hinge hopes to compete with market leader Tinder by offering a better dating experience. Its unique selling point is that recommendations are friends-of-friends - the idea being that …
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Friday 12th December 2014 02:48 GMT tokyo-octopus
Re: What happened to the website?
It's the law - all websites must now maximise whitespace and minimise contrast for trendy mobile-enabled web 4.0 compatibility.
They'll be having a fixed menu bar across the top of the page which eats up 20% of the window next...
I already stopped reading TheDailyWTF because it's like trying to peer through a letterbox at designer icon vomit.
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Friday 12th December 2014 12:55 GMT People's Poet
Another developer who thinks iPhones are the only platform people use.
As for getting out and meeting real people have you tried that as a middle aged man recently? It might be ok if you live in a city but plenty of people live out in the sticks and there are very few places to go where you can actually meet other single people.
And this is the 21st century after all.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
