Via The Browser : Stop me before I start-up again! Hey kids! Want to start a company? Why not two, or three, or eleventy hundred? Forget focusing on one thing for years and working hard to make it successful. That’s so old media. Nowadays, if you’re not working on at least two startups, you’re just out of it. Take Digg cofounder Kevin Rose: He’s also got Revision3, an online-video startup.

The 18 Mistakes That Kill Startups Very Insightful article…

Via Xobni “Technology iceberg” is a term Adam and I often use to explain how on the surface a piece of software can seem very simple, but the details lie underneath the rippling waves of consumer facing functionality. Open source software is often underused by the broader community for this reason. No one has taken the extra steps necessary to make the software stupidly easy to use, robust, broadly compatible, and reliable.

Via NY Times You’ll be able to pick any dot-com (or .net, or .org) Web address that hasn’t already been taken — no charge. You’ll get to design a Web site, complete with links, graphics, search boxes, tables, forms and navigation bars, and hang it on the Web for all to see — no charge. You’ll even get crystal-clear traffic reports whenever you want them, showing how many people are beating a path to your door — and still no charge.

Can you think of a site which is popular next to facebook and VCs do not want to fund it? Yes it has to be related to porn…MercuryNews.com reports on Andrew conru, a Stanford grad who runs a profitable firm, adultfriendfinder. Article though does not mention about the revenues from the site.