Techiness

For others, it is a reason to get excited about numbers, data, processes, technology, and general techiness. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Most important, media outlets, alongside Knight and other foundations, must invent a new news paradigm (or revive an age-old one) where the quality of stories and their interaction with the public take precedence over the speed, frequency, or "high-techiness" of the medium. ❋ Unknown (2009)

But maybe the candidates 'disinterest in engaging with voters online is about neither gender nor techiness: it's about resources and time. ❋ Aarons, Morra (2007)

And I must admit I'm impressed by the level of techiness-people here are fully jacked in. ❋ Coupland, Douglas (1995)

One grudgingly has to respect someone who's fortysomething and still in computers-there's a core techiness there that must be respected. ❋ Coupland, Douglas (1995)

Artists in all fields are popularly stigmatized as a testy lot -- _irritabile genus_ -- but their techiness does not necessarily mean opposition to criticism, but only to uninformed and unappreciative criticism, especially if it be cocksure and blatant. ❋ Harry Lyman Koopman (1898)

In his unreflective and headlong techiness, he fires up at the least hint that but seems to touch his honour, without pausing, or deigning to observe the plainest conditions of a fair and prudent judgment. ❋ Hudson, H N (1872)

At the time it was groundbreaking in its hi-techiness, pioneering the use of computer graphics and blending live action with animation. ❋ Unknown (2010)

It's the perfect marriage of stream-of-consciousness journalling and low-tech techiness ... ❋ Unknown (2009)

Let not anger or grief for the absence of thy lover make thee unjust to thy kinsman, who, notwithstanding all thy techiness, values thy good report as high as that of any one living.” ❋ Unknown (2008)

( "Well, Sooz," says Karla, "you do spend almost all of your time in the Valley ...") "It's not just the techiness, Kar-it's that the number of flings I've had in my life now outnumbers the number of relationships. ❋ Coupland, Douglas (1995)