Everything new we say is an experiment that may backfire, unless of course we say nothing new or nothing at all.
I prefer people to continue to say new things and recognize, as you have, when they are not yet appropriate because only by doing that will you have an opportunity to recalibrate for next time and heaven forbid, start saying lots of really good new things and become a recognized authority on them. And give a talk on them. Michael Dexter PLUG Volunteer On 8/8/14 1:19 PM, Ronald Bynoe wrote: > Alright, > So I'd like to apologize to Michael, Patrick, and anyone else offended by > my off-hand comment. My intention wasn't to troll, but to offer a cheeky > rebuttal. Clearly the intent was lost on the wire. I hadn't anticipated > just how touchy the topic was with some. > > Clearly this is not Linux related, and my comment strayed from the concept > of open hardware and a "Neat Hack". I'll be more mindful to keep my > commentary on topic for the discussion at hand. > > Pleasantly, > Ronald Bynoe > On Aug 8, 2014 1:06 PM, "Fred James" <fredj...@fredjame.cnc.net> wrote: > >> Ignore trolls ... their attention span is abnormally short. >> >> Michael Dexter wrote: >>> On 8/8/14 12:24 PM, Patrick J. Timlick wrote: >>>> The more there is about AK47s on this list, the more likely that I will >> no >>>> longer participate. >>> Agreed completely. The paintball drone etc. topics that have spun off of >>> this do not belong here. >>> >>> Michael Dexter >>> PLUG Volunteer _______________________________________________ PLUG mailing list PLUG@lists.pdxlinux.org http://lists.pdxlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/plug
