lizdenys

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Understanding GNU Screen's captions(blog.lizdenys.com)
3 points by lizdenys 10y ago|1 comments
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What MongoDB Got Right(blog.nelhage.com)
16 points by lizdenys 11y ago|1 comments
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by lizdenys 11y ago
It's unlikely that they meant "preferred pronoun" to be about a singular person generally, since it commonly refers to preferences about oneself. People often use pronouns other than the ones someone prefers for a variety of
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by lizdenys 11y ago
I wouldn't use the term "women's center", but in many ways, sororities are examples of the "safe spaces" referenced in the sentence before: > Men also can and do suffer terrible experiences as the hands of w
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Uber's robocall blitz to NYC landlines(blog.lizdenys.com)
6 points by lizdenys 11y ago|0 comments
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by lizdenys 11y ago
I feel like other people have said what I want to say about your other points, but... > If you go to a college campus and attempt to set up a "mens center" in the same vein as the womens centers that are increasingly common, yo
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by lizdenys 11y ago
Except that Bill O'Reilly speaks on behalf a group that already has a lot of power, and Shanley doesn't. When O'Reilly pushes the Overton window for the Republican party, he's only "making space" for politician
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by lizdenys 11y ago
There are many informal ways study groups organize that leave various groups behind. They can form around extracurriculars, and freshmen in computer clubs tend to have significant previous exposure and some experience. Groups can form aroun
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by lizdenys 11y ago
It's true that WHOIS always catalogued both name and IP, but in the early days, they corresponded to the same position in the network. The information for the owner of that block was already in the ARPANET directory that WHOIS duplicat
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Smashing the heap by overflowing the stack(ldpreload.com)
28 points by lizdenys 11y ago|2 comments
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Who is WHOIS: a brief biography of Internet user privacy(blog.lizdenys.com)
33 points by lizdenys 11y ago|4 comments
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Enterprise Linux Emergency Modernization Kit(blog.achernya.com)
2 points by lizdenys 12y ago|0 comments
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Why's it easier to teach girls to code than teach ourselves to treat women well?(blog.lizdenys.com)
28 points by lizdenys 12y ago|5 comments
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Systemd to the rescue(blog.achernya.com)
23 points by lizdenys 12y ago|12 comments
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by lizdenys 12y ago
My machine is going to be upgraded to the next LTS, 14.04, sometime over the summer, but that doesn't change the fact that 12.04 will still be around in 2017. More importantly, 12.04 is the most current Ubuntu LTS. It's definitely
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Programmers and Painted Nails(clarebayley.com)
9 points by lizdenys 13y ago|14 comments
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by lizdenys 13y ago
My point about acceptance isn't about social acceptance, but acceptance based on merit and potential. When I was a young woman, I was discouraged not because hacking felt socially alienating, but because authority figures went out of t
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by lizdenys 13y ago
> Is the OP saying that she needed to feel like a hacker to feel legitimate? That would be sad. Hi! I am not, and I agree that it would be sad. I am happy to be satisfied with who I am, what I do, and where I'm going. I may not iden