I just stumbled upon some free cryptocurrency I totally forgot about. You might have some as well. Read on to find out… Updated on December 24th to reflect new exchange rates for a total worth of over $2,000. The original post dated August 27th mentioned $310 worth of cryptocurrency. Give-aways A…

Hi all 👋, Today I’m announcing my newest product: 😁.to (← yes that’s a link!) An overview of all the emoji domains that are still available to register. As you might know a handful of domain extensions allow emoji to be used in the URL. The domain extension .to is…

🎉 Today we’re excited to introduce Job Collections: a better way to browse startup jobs — by topic. With over 30,000 open startup vacancies BetaList Jobs is a great way to find a job. Finding a fulfilling job isn’t just about finding one that fits your skills though. You want…

Ever since starting BetaList I get asked by founders to provide them with my feedback. They share their idea or product with me and end with “Thoughts?” or “What do you think?” This is an awful way to ask for feedback. Often, after answering, they tell me “we’re not looking…

NEW: You can now automatically tweet your Instagram photos, and have the images included in the tweet using a free service called Tweet Photo created by yours truly. It only takes a few clicks to set up. Give it a try: tweet.photo ✨ If you prefer to roll your own…

I don’t mind the occasional small talk, but when I’m doing my worky-work I prefer to cut to chase and get things done. These ‘conversational shortcuts’ help you cut to the chase during (online) conversations. Call/meeting requests When people ask to ‘jump on call’ (who the heck came up with that phrase?)…

Yesterday I launched highscore.money, a public leaderboard you enter by paying. Whichever amount you decide to pay, that’s your score. The more you pay, the higher your ranking. So far people have paid me $2,251 to be included. Click here to check out the site How it started Back in December I was…

I‘ve always been pretty obsessive about backing up my files and back in the day when HDD’s were expensive and cloud storage wasn’t a suitable option yet, burning my files to CD’s and later DVD’s was my strategy of choice. Now, 10–15 years later, I still have this massive archive…

Case in point.