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maco
12y ago
> The top 2 money recipients are 2 feminists which have never seen a line of code in their lives (one of them doesn't even have a github account!). Ashe and Shanley? Ashe is a programmer, and Shanley was working as a programmer unti
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maco
12y ago
Since more recently published court documents have shown this to be a sexual assault / rape and domestic violence arrest, some statistics are in order. Particularly relevant is the fact that only 14-18% of sexual assault cases are pros
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maco
15y ago
Depending on your proportions, some necklines might work better for movement or fit. Like, high necklines on a rectangular t-shirt, if you're well-endowed, have a tendency to creep up and get all chokey. Scoop necks do a better job of this.
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maco
15y ago
I do #1 backwards because LinuxChix was my introduction to the world of online tech communities.
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maco
15y ago
I like to non-verbally snark, by breaking people's brains. I wear long skirts all the time, and sometimes I cover my hair. So I must be traditionalist/conservative, right? No, I just don't like how jeans are all about objectifying my butt a
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maco
15y ago
Or one sexually inappropriate comment, one "fetch me coffee," one "apparently I'm a secretary now..." and one "we're all dudes here right?" type comment.
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maco
15y ago
You can express empathy with the other person though. And in English, at least, this is commonly done using apologetic language, "I am sorry that you feel that way and I understand that you are upset" etc. No, "I'm sorry I made you feel t
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maco
15y ago
I don't work for PopVox, so I'm gonna stick with "Congresscritter" :) Anyway, I guess you were expecting one of those hokey quizzes news sites have that never really cover the bases properly. shrug PV's actual purpose is to enhance consti
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maco
15y ago
So get your preferred groups to make use of the handy widgets PopVox makes available for easily contacting Congress on whatever their important-bill-of-the-moment is. https://www.popvox.com/services/widgets (You can embed them in your per
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maco
15y ago
If you and ten other people shared a BugMeNot account, that'd mean your opinions and those ten others would all be grouped as one user, meaning it wouldn't ACTUALLY represent your views. Also, Congress requires your REAL name and your REAL
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maco
15y ago
It's not a paywall. It's free. Here's how it works: you use PopVox to communicate with Congress, sending support or oppose messages which are publicly tallied so all can see which way any given Congresscritter's distric was leaning. This to
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maco
15y ago
Have you seen this article? http://geekfeminism.org/2010/08/10/restore-meritocracy-in-cs... One way teachers can even the CS 101 playing field is by doing something totally different than what the kids taught themselves or learned in hig
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maco
15y ago
"Most of them aren't interested in developing, but in functional analysis and leading teams." That was the impression I had of SEs in general during my undergrad. The CS kids wanted to be developers. The SE kids wanted to be managers.
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maco
15y ago
I don't know about the 70s, but one of my (female) professors worked on the code that took Apollo into space in the 60s.
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maco
16y ago
I ended up here by Googling for "secretpoke spam" so yes, it totally does look like a spam email. Particularly since the "hint" given narrows it down to married people, people who've moved overseas, and people I can't even get along with fo
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maco
16y ago
I'm Mackenzie in the article. The guy who made the comment about why someone else was agreeing with me...he wasn't new. I don't know about the guy who grabbed/kissed me. Going a little broader in the tech field... I know of some people in t
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maco
16y ago
Yes, it says she went to the police. Where does it say the police didn't care?
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maco
16y ago
Only married in the "divorce proceedings take a while" sense.
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maco
16y ago
The screen's the most important part? I think it's the keyboard. Typing without looking isn't a problem.
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maco
16y ago
wow, our usernames are similar... but yes, +1 for ZaReason. I have two of their systems. The company is a pleasure to deal with.
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Over 1/3 of Ohio LinuxFest speakers are women this year
(ubuntulinuxtipstricks.blogspot.com)
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16y ago
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maco
16y ago
ZaReason UltraLap SR (c. 2008) 2.0 GHz Core 2 Duo 4GB RAM 250GB hard disk iwl4965 802.11n wifi Intel 965 graphics (yay open drivers!) 13" 1280x800 screen best laptop keyboard there is (clicky! like a Model M! *heaven*)
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maco
17y ago
Wearing a big black t-shirt from ThinkGeek 2 sizes too big, baggy shorts, white socks pulled up, sneakers, and your hair messy... it's like using the <blink> tag with cyan text on a red background and little animated gifs.
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maco
17y ago
Welcome to being a woman. Remember how the old ideal figure for a woman was a small waist and big hips? It turns out that being shaped that way means shopping for jeans is impossible--unless you want them to be skin-tight on your thighs a
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maco
17y ago
Firefox, like OpenOffice.org, bundles its own renderer instead of using the OS's renderer. That's why Ubuntu fonts look good, and Firefox fonts look blurry.
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maco
17y ago
I used to think that green on black was the way to go because of that whole "ow, bright light, pain, my eyes!" thing, but it turns out that you can avoid the pain of bright screens and extend your battery life by just turning down the scree