On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 10:00:03PM -0400, Ben Armstrong wrote:
>In particular, thanks Amaya and Miriam.
You've forgotten Erinn (helix) Clark. :)
Erinn and Amaya (together with the women who attended DebConf4 in Porto
Alegre) started Debian Women in 2004.
Erinn's talk in DebConf4 was very inpirat
2008/12/28 Ben Armstrong :
> Hi,
Hi Ben!!
> For years my goal has been to make Debian desirable for my own kids who
> now number four girls and one boy, and for families everywhere. Now
> that my boy and half of my girls are teens, I would like to think all
> of them could follow in their father
2008/12/27 Всеволод Величко :
> Excuse me, you are against sexism, but what you mention is the same -
> from the opposite side. That's the same "women's" sexism. If we should
> respect women's rights, may be women should do the same? Otherwise it
> looks very childish, sorry.
Well, just to make i
Hi,
For years my goal has been to make Debian desirable for my own kids who
now number four girls and one boy, and for families everywhere. Now
that my boy and half of my girls are teens, I would like to think all
of them could follow in their father's footsteps and join Debian,
should they want
On Sunday 28 December 2008 12:30, "Всеволод Величко"
wrote:
> That message has been carbon-copied to debian-devel list. I'm not
> reading debian-women list. You think, this discussion should take
> place in d-d? I'm not sure.
Did Lisi's message go to the debian-devel list? If so I didn't receiv
On Sun, 28 Dec 2008 09:11:22 +1100, Helen Faulkner wrote:
> They were needed, successful, and are still making a
> positive impact on Debian, in the existence of this mailing list and other
> aspects of the Debian Women project.
ack, and debian-women made and makes debian a better place, and not
Amaya wrote:
Peter Tuhársky wrote:
Saying that, I'm glad there are women in Debian community, although I
don't fully understand their effort to maintain a special "Debian
Women" community. There is no "Debian Men" community I know of, and
Oh! Wait! What about the men!
I think you lac
This one time, at band camp, Michael D. Norwick said:
> Amaya wrote:
> >Peter Tuhársky wrote:
> >
> > > Saying that, I'm glad there are women in Debian community,
> > > although I don't fully understand their effort to maintain a
> > > special "Debian Women" community. There is no "Debian Men"
> >
On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 10:46:57PM +, Diana Scott wrote:
> Hi
>
> I went to the sales earlier and noticed the latest laptops have Due Core
> processor speed of 2Ghz with 4Gb RAM. I wonder what activities a laptop with
> Duo Core or Centrino 2 with 4 Gb ram can achieve where a laptop with Centr
On Sunday 28 December 2008 08:06, "Всеволод Величко"
wrote:
> > You are right, the images there might be offensive to you as a man.
> > I am not sorry for that, sorry :)
>
> Excuse me, you are against sexism, but what you mention is the same -
> from the opposite side. That's the same "women's" s
Hi
I went
to the sales earlier and noticed the latest laptops have Due Core
processor speed of 2Ghz with 4Gb RAM. I wonder what activities a
laptop with Duo Core or Centrino 2 with 4 Gb ram can achieve where a
laptop with Centrino (Pentium M) 1.7
On Sunday 28 December 2008 09:24, "Sam Kuper" wrote:
> I think that if a Debian developer posted an off-topic message to the
> mailing list in which people from Saint Helena were talked about in a
> derogatory fashion, it would be reasonable for that to be regarded as
> discriminatory, especially
2008/12/27 Всеволод Величко :
> 2008/12/27 Amaya :
>> When I reflected upon my need for approval, I also found my answer to
>> the one million dollars question: Why are there so few women in
>> computing?
>> For me, the patriachy is an acceptable answer. Find your own, it is an
>> enlightment trip,
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 09:11:22AM +1100, Helen Faulkner wrote:
> Amaya wrote:
>
> > My sorry attemps to get approval of our
> > project from male developers can be found in the list archives and proof
> > I had no idea what I was doing.
>
> The process of getting Debian Women going was certainly
Amaya wrote:
> My sorry attemps to get approval of our
> project from male developers can be found in the list archives and proof
> I had no idea what I was doing.
The process of getting Debian Women going was certainly painful for those who
were involved in the project very early on. But I woul
2008/12/27 Всеволод Величко :
> Excuse me, you are against sexism, but what you mention is the same -
> from the opposite side. That's the same "women's" sexism. If we should
> respect women's rights, may be women should do the same? Otherwise it
> looks very childish, sorry.
Something a lot of pe
Sorry me, community, I've missed first messages in the thread firstly.
I also hope, that this idiotic discussion will be closed soon.
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2008/12/27 Amaya :
> When I reflected upon my need for approval, I also found my answer to
> the one million dollars question: Why are there so few women in
> computing?
> For me, the patriachy is an acceptable answer. Find your own, it is an
> enlightment trip, and you do not need to aome
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Peter Tuhársky wrote:
> Saying that, I'm glad there are women in Debian community, although I
> don't fully understand their effort to maintain a special "Debian
> Women" community. There is no "Debian Men" community I know of, and
Oh! Wait! What about the men!
I think you lack some perspective.
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