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Journalistic Failure

0 comments Filed in Tumbling Tagged with Failure•Pro Journalism•Tumbling•ZDNet January 26th, 2009

If at least some more opinions, facts, comparisons were delivered, the article might have had some sense. Until then I’ll gladly adhere to the group of frivolous timewasters instead of the frustrated OS hackers.
ZDNet in a journalistic failure:

Macintosh adherents tend to be frivolous time-wasters dazzled by cheap sensory effects.

♣ Learning. More even From Failures.

0 comments Filed in Tumbling Tagged with Failure•Life•Randfish•Success•Truth•Tumbling September 18th, 2007

Developer time, analysis time and hardware resources will all be a part of what we do here, and hopefully a few of these projects will provide remarkable value (while others will help to serve as lessons of what not to do).

— Great and realistic thinking of “randfish“.

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☆ Rands on trust and management:
The topic of trust is where I draw a line in both my personal and management philosophy. My belief is that a team built on trust and respect is vastly more productive and efficient than the one where managers are distant supervisors and co-workers at 9-to-5 people you occasionally see in meetings. You're not striving to be everyone's pal; that's not the goal. The goal is a set of relationships where there is a mutual belief in each other's the reliability, truth, ability, and strengths.
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