attitude

"You need to read Cory Doctorow's Little Brother" 1 Comment - Evan said... A- instead of an A for this book report for the statement that "the politics are spot on".

You've got a good attitude though, Rick, ...

You might be masquerading as a serious lawyer during the daytime, but come summer you throw off all formal pretenses and let your real self out, surprising everyone with your daredevil attitude and sense of ...

Datamation: "For those of you willing to step up, to start off with a can-do attitude, making the switch is not so much difficult as potentially troubling.

For example: being told that some non-compatible hardware or habits will need to be dropped off at the curb.

Yet there are ways to make the switch painless."

LWN: "How did they do it? Arjan said it starts with the right attitude. "It's not about booting faster, it's about booting in 5 seconds.""

OLPC News: "Concern over the original distribution plan was what got me writing for OLPCNews.com. The belligerent anti-pilot-project attitude, the requirement to buy the laptops in lots of 1million units, and the hushed discussions about the costs beyond the "$100" laptop.

Rapid, bulk deployment is not a good model to introduce technology, particularly in a resource-constrained environment."

This was a "you had to be there" event. We captured all the award presentations and some of the byplay, but most of the fun took place off-camera, and maybe a "What happens at the Community Choice Awards stays at the CCA" attitude is better than trying to show you all the game-playing, drinking, eating, drinking, tattooing, drinking, socializing

You'd have to wonder what goes on through the mind of a Linux developer, a person who is so determined in their do-it-yourself attitude that they'll spend hours on their computer to get things right.

The result is sometimes scary...and it's reflected in their game characters.

A new study suggests that attitude rather than availability may be the key reason why more Americans don't have high-speed Internet access.

KDE Developer discusses the problems of not having enough contributors while throwing down a little bit of attitude toward the users.

"KDE, like many other open-source projects, doesn't really need users at all, whether they are poisonous or not."

Microsoft talks the language of interoperability but its hot and cold attitude to open source after claiming a year ago that Linux violated hundreds of its patents doesn't look to have worked.