27;s a largely quiet one now, is reassuring) and maybe doing more
advocacy and outreach, as others have said.
At any rate, A+ for awesomeness.
Cheers,
P
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with that quote and without the pledgebank context... it just seemed a bit
negative.
Anyway it's awesome that people are doing this anyway. I just think the
psychological effects of language like in this case are interesting.
Cheers,
P
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the same!"
It just seems ... more positive somehow.
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On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 10:09 AM, Helen Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> (Hmm, have gotten very off-topic here. Sorry to those who are bored with the
> direction this thread is taking.)
definitely! it's interesting but a very big tangent :)
> To get back on topic, does anyone think that CS
On Mon, Nov 24, 2008 at 11:42 PM, Helen Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I ask because I'm in Australia, and in most cases Australia and New Zealand
> are
> extremely culturally similar. And in Australia it's true that women,
> especially
> those with children, still do the majority of pare
On 2/27/07, Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Feel free to tell me to just go and see the website, but, as usual,
I'm reading my mail offline and can't check right now.
http://www.linuxchix.org/content/chapters/ :)
How many (and which) chapters are there for Linuxchix?
Summary fr
Dear Debian Women:
I guess it's possible there are other .nz women reading this list
other than me, so:
==
Tuesday 27 February - Announcing Linuxchix New Zealand.
LinuxChix NZ is a community for women who like Linux, and for women and men
who want
On 10/31/06, Ricardo Mones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
A complete different view of the one I have from my chair right now:
from about 35 people in this team only 6 are women (around 17%).
ditto the company I work for (in New Zealand). Of a company of 70, I
guess about 60 are geeks, of which w
On 7/18/06, Alexander Schmehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It seems that debian women is such a great idea, that other projects dosomething similar:http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Women?action=""
& The slashdot article[0] is filled with the sorts of comments I had hoped were a bit more a thing of the p
On 7/12/06, Barton C Massey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
My strong default preference at this point is for git. Itworks well, supports all the necessary features plus someextras, and is IMHO poised to be the default SCMS of choicefor a number of open source projects (besides
kernel.org andx.org).
On 6/14/06, Wesley J. Landaker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
One other possibility would be to whitelist e-mails with validPGP-signatures from keys on the Debian keyring (and possiblyanother "whitelist" keyring that is only used for this purpose). Actually,this would be nice for all the Debian lists.
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~ I wasn't involved with the thread or discussion in question
on 16/8/05 1:45 PM Jutta Wrage said the following:
| The problem is, if it needs hours of discussion, just to change the
| page and make it accessible again, that really sucks, Everyone
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Hi, Hanna, everyone
I have been keeping quiet on this topic so far, because I've been a
little worried that my contribution to it would be perhaps coming from a
slightly unfair, or too harsh standpoint, but after this email from
Hanna I had to jump i
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Hi,
on 2/8/05 11:45 AM Miriam Ruiz said the following:
| I totally agree with Don. There are differences between the meaning of the
| words "sex" and "gender", and you will be able to find quite a lot of
| bibliography on that if you want. In case it
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| This HOWTO is full of pretty good advices:
| http://vipe.technion.ac.il/~ladypine/installfest.html
That's great, thanks heaps.
Penny
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Hi Fabienne,
on 27/4/05 9:16 AM Fabienne S said the following:
| i'm throwing an install party in paris in two
| weeks (saturday may 14th) if any of you on this list
| are in town. drop me a line off the list and i'll
| send you an invite.
I'
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Hey Hanna,
| How about a black one of these in size small (30")?
That sounds *excellent*.
Thanks a lot!
Penny
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Hi, Hanna!
on 9/6/05 9:06 AM Hanna M. Wallach said the following:
| I'm planning to get Debian Women t-shirts printed for Debconf5. I will
| be getting them plotter printed
| (http://motifs.co.uk/plotterprinting.html) by Motifs.co.uk (whom I
| have u
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on 9/6/05 8:48 AM Miriam Ruiz said the following:
| In my book, a Debian-Woman is anyone (male or female, so I guess it should
| really rather be a "Debian-Women Person ;) ) who somehow contributes to
| Debian-Women and/or it's aims. So, if you hang o
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Hi Erinn,
| There's some assorted information on http://debian.org/devel/ but
| nothing terribly obvious that would be of any help to new people. Often
| when people join Debian, they have no idea what to do, so what I'm
| thinking is...
I totally
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Hi David!
Thanks for your review!
David Nusinow wrote:
| My first mentee felt uncomfortable with the bug system and wanted to
learn
| more about how it was used so she would feel confident when submitting and
| manipulating bugs. So I decided to d
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Erinn Clark wrote:
| Hi everyone,
Hi, debian-women!
| Many of you have already mentioned on IRC that you'll be going to DebConf5
| this year, but I wanted to see if anyone else who's not on IRC has thought
| about it?
Yes! I definitely want to go! Now i
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Hi, Erinn, everyone!
| ...but I'm concerned. There's very little list discussion and I haven't
| seen a lot of new faces showing up (though they do trickle in). Is there
| something we should be doing to encourage more discussion? Does anyone
have
| any
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Rudy, Thierry, thanks for your help!
~ Penny
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| Just send another email to control with that line
Thanks! :)
Do I send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED] or both?
(Sorry for all questions, I want to get it right this time!)
Cheers
Penny
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Hi, Rudy,
| It didn't failed, it has successfully retitled the bug. What happened
| following is that is didn't stop processing, thus the errors.
| You should put a "thanks", "stop", or "quit" to tell server stop
| processing commands below. It'll also
retitle & just the owner command?
Thanks,
Penny (red faced!)
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