coffee shop

Imagine this: you're sitting in your local coffee shop sucking down your mo

If you don't like being tethered to an office chair, then you've likely learned to appreciate wi-fi. Ah, the freedom.

Work at the coffee shop. Or on the beach. With freedom, however, comes responsibility, right?

At a coffee shop in sunny Mill Valley, in Marin County, the former Digg CEO looked as relaxed as he ever has, dressed in shorts and sunglasses.

The glass of lemonade in his hand served as a metaphor for his life since parting ways with Digg back in April.

The Tyee: "It's an unusual Friday night at Grinder, a small coffee shop in Toronto. There's an alien in someone's cup, hearts in another and someone else sees their face in their mug."

Linux Pro Magazine: "I ran into Stephen Figgins at OSCON in San Jose last summer and he told me he'd been working on the 6th edition of Linux in a Nutshell.

Last Friday we met in Kansas at a coffee shop to discuss the new release."

PracticallyNetworked: "You just sat down in a coffee shop with a few minutes to spare before your next appointment, which makes it a good opportunity to jump online and check e-mail or take care of other business.

So you turn on your laptop and wait for Windows to start up ... and wait, and wait, and wait."