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The Fabric of Creativity by flynn23 at 3:08 pm EST, Nov 15, 2004 |
] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place where ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient with the ] standard way of working, but more than patient with ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a place ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the rules ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked away ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from Silicon ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is doing ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, consistent, ] breakthrough creativity. Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like this. |
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RE: The Fabric of Creativity by Vile at 9:05 pm EST, Nov 15, 2004 |
flynn23 wrote: ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place where ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient with the ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient with ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a place ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the rules ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked away ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from Silicon ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is doing ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, consistent, ] ] breakthrough creativity. ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like this. I personally hope you spend the rest of your life unemployed and starving to death. |
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RE: The Fabric of Creativity by flynn23 at 11:41 pm EST, Nov 15, 2004 |
Vile wrote: ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place where ] ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient with the ] ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient with ] ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a place ] ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product ] ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the rules ] ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked away ] ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from Silicon ] ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall ] ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is doing ] ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, consistent, ] ] ] breakthrough creativity. ] ] ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like this. ] ] I personally hope you spend the rest of your life unemployed ] and starving to death. Lucky for you I've already got that taken care of. |
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RE: The Fabric of Creativity by Vile at 12:15 am EST, Nov 16, 2004 |
flynn23 wrote: ] Vile wrote: ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place ] where ] ] ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient with ] the ] ] ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient with ] ] ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a ] place ] ] ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] ] ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] ] ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] ] ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product ] ] ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the rules ] ] ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked away ] ] ] ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from ] Silicon ] ] ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall ] ] ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is ] doing ] ] ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, consistent, ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough creativity. ] ] ] ] ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like this. ] ] ] ] I personally hope you spend the rest of your life unemployed ] ] ] and starving to death. ] ] Lucky for you I've already got that taken care of. I will bet you have. You seem to type like a fat fuck. |
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RE: The Fabric of Creativity by flynn23 at 8:31 am EST, Nov 16, 2004 |
Vile wrote: ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] Vile wrote: ] ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place ] ] where ] ] ] ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient with ] ] the ] ] ] ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient with ] ] ] ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a ] ] place ] ] ] ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] ] ] ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] ] ] ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product ] ] ] ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the ] rules ] ] ] ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked ] away ] ] ] ] ] ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from ] ] Silicon ] ] ] ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall ] ] ] ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is ] ] doing ] ] ] ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, ] consistent, ] ] ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough creativity. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like this. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] I personally hope you spend the rest of your life ] unemployed ] ] ] ] ] and starving to death. ] ] ] ] Lucky for you I've already got that taken care of. ] ] I will bet you have. You seem to type like a fat fuck. Better a fat fuck than a dumb fuck like yourself. |
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RE: The Fabric of Creativity by Vile at 11:11 am EST, Nov 16, 2004 |
flynn23 wrote: ] Vile wrote: ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] Vile wrote: ] ] ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] ] ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place ] ] ] where ] ] ] ] ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient ] with ] ] ] the ] ] ] ] ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient with ] ] ] ] ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a ] ] ] place ] ] ] ] ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] ] ] ] ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] ] ] ] ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product ] ] ] ] ] ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the ] ] rules ] ] ] ] ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked ] ] away ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from ] ] ] Silicon ] ] ] ] ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall ] ] ] ] ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is ] ] ] doing ] ] ] ] ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, ] ] consistent, ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough creativity. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like ] this. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] I personally hope you spend the rest of your life ] ] unemployed ] ] ] ] ] ] ] and starving to death. ] ] ] ] ] ] Lucky for you I've already got that taken care of. ] ] ] ] I will bet you have. You seem to type like a fat fuck. ] ] Better a fat fuck than a dumb fuck like yourself. I suppose that if I insulted your supposed intellect, that would hurt you more, since you try that route with me each time you counter back. However, it would appear that you are puffing yourself up to little effect, since it is pretty obvious which one of us would qualify as the "dumb fuck," as you so stunningly put it. Flynn, I have never actually said anything that would lead you to believe that I view myself as more intelligent than anyone, but you often try to come across that way. Your typos are rather frequent, the logic and value in your posts nonexistent, and your value to the memestreams community is questionable at best. Your view of political and social issues is obviously the product of your limited understanding of life itself. Now, you may know something about technology (what that is you never explain, or even give an inkling of in your posts, which leads me to believe that you really know very little about that, even), but your knowlege of just about everything else seems to lack. Granted, memestreams is not the place where most users feel compelled to get into intellectual "dick size" arguments, but your inadequacies come to the forefront in any argument you make. Let's look at your profile. You are of ... [ Read More (0.4k in body) ] |
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RE: The Fabric of Creativity by mouseltov at 5:42 pm EST, Feb 1, 2005 |
Vile wrote: ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] Vile wrote: ] ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] ] Vile wrote: ] ] ] ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a ] place ] ] ] ] where ] ] ] ] ] ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient ] ] with ] ] ] ] the ] ] ] ] ] ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient ] with ] ] ] ] ] ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; ] a ] ] ] ] place ] ] ] ] ] ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] ] ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] ] ] ] ] ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse ] product ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the ] ] ] rules ] ] ] ] ] ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is ] tucked ] ] ] away ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from ] ] ] ] Silicon ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from ] Wall ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it ] is ] ] ] ] doing ] ] ] ] ] ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, ] ] ] consistent, ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough creativity. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like ] ] this. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] I personally hope you spend the rest of your life ] ] ] unemployed ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] and starving to death. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Lucky for you I've already got that taken care of. ] ] ] ] ] ] I will bet you have. You seem to type like a fat fuck. ] ] ] ] Better a fat fuck than a dumb fuck like yourself. ] ] I suppose that if I insulted your supposed intellect, that ] would hurt you more, since you try that route with me each ] time you counter back. However, it would appear that you are ] puffing yourself up to little effect, since it is pretty ] obvious which one of us would qualify as the "dumb fuck," as ] you so stunningly put it. Flynn, I have never actually said ] anything that would lead you to believe that I view myself as ] more intelligent than anyone, but you often try to come across ] that way. Your typos are rather frequent, the logic and value ] in your posts nonexistent, and your value to the memestreams ] community is questionable at best. Your view of political and ] social issues is obviously the product of your limited ] understanding of life itself. Now, you may know something ] about technology (what that is you never explain, or even give ] an inkling of in your posts, which leads me to believe that ] you really know very little about that, even), but your ] ... [ Read More (0.5k in body) ] |
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RE: The Fabric of Creativity by Vile at 7:30 pm EST, Feb 1, 2005 |
mouseltov wrote: ] Vile wrote: ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] Vile wrote: ] ] ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] ] ] Vile wrote: ] ] ] ] ] ] flynn23 wrote: ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a ] ] place ] ] ] ] ] where ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient ] ] ] ] with ] ] ] ] ] the ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] standard way of working, but more than patient ] ] with ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to ] flourish; ] ] a ] ] ] ] ] place ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. ] Gore's ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] operating principles as it is in its diverse ] ] product ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over ] the ] ] ] ] rules ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] that most other organizations live by. It is ] ] tucked ] ] ] ] away ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles ] from ] ] ] ] ] Silicon ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from ] ] Wall ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it ] ] ] is ] ] ] ] ] doing ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, ] ] ] ] consistent, ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] breakthrough creativity. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Someday. Hopefully. I'll make/work at a place like ] ] ] ] this. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] I personally hope you spend the rest of your life ] ] ] ] unemployed ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] and starving to death. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] Lucky for you I've already got that taken care of. ] ] ] ] ] ] ] ] I will bet you have. You seem to type like a fat fuck. ] ] ] ] ] ] Better a fat fuck than a dumb fuck like yourself. ] ] ] ] I suppose that if I insulted your supposed intellect, that ] ] would hurt you more, since you try that route with me each ] ] time you counter back. However, it would appear that you ] are ] ] puffing yourself up to little effect, since it is pretty ] ] obvious which one of us would qualify as the "dumb fuck," as ] ] ] you so stunningly put it. Flynn, I have never actually said ] ] ] anything that would lead you to believe that I view myself ] as ] ] more intelligent than anyone, but you often try to come ] across ] ] that way. Your typos are rather frequent, the logic and ] value ] ] in your posts nonexistent, and your value to the memestreams ] ] ] community is questionable at best. Your view of political ] and ] ] social issues is obviously the product of your lim... [ Read More (0.6k in body) ] |
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The Fabric of Creativity by k at 4:22 pm EST, Nov 15, 2004 |
] Gore is a strikingly contradictory company: a place where ] nerds can be mavericks; a place that's impatient with the ] standard way of working, but more than patient with ] nurturing ideas and giving them time to flourish; a place ] that's humble in its origins, yet ravenous for ] breakthrough ideas and, ultimately, growth. Gore's ] uniqueness comes from being as innovative in its ] operating principles as it is in its diverse product ] lines. This is a company that has kicked over the rules ] that most other organizations live by. It is tucked away ] in the mid-Atlantic countryside, 3,000 miles from Silicon ] Valley and even further (in its mind-set) from Wall ] Street. And in its quietly revolutionary way, it is doing ] something almost magical: fostering ongoing, consistent, ] breakthrough creativity. [ Very cool article about a very cool company. Lots of good products... I remember recieving a set of Elixirs in the mail as a kid, and even then I could tell they sounded better, longer, than normal strings, Gore-Tex is as second nature to a skier as Marker or K2, and my tightly packed teeth require flat floss like Glide. Given my current employment as a US Gov. contractor, embedded in one of the most strictly hierarchical systems you'll ever find (there are people in the building I'm not permitted to talk to unless my supers say ok), the description of this freedom sounds extremely pleasant. -k] |
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