hello d-w,
so i'm interested in what you think here on the list about including
someone's gender (i *think* that's what he meant by "sex" below) in the
debian developer's database? has this guy never seen the list on debian
women of developers and women in the nm queue? (see email quoted belo
more info about spi here:
http://www.spi-inc.org/
---fabienne
Fernanda G Weiden wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 20:18:28 + (UTC) John Goerzen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
* What could we at SPI be doing to improve the situation?
Inviting women to get involved? I don't know anything a
are your friends, one can be a little more lax and take a little extra
time with them to do their backups.
---fabienne
Steve Langasek wrote:
On Wed, Jun 15, 2005 at 10:40:20AM +0200, fabienne s wrote:
i'd say first of all make your invite less "techie threatening"
th
to burn install
disks), ethernet cables, and power strips (i had all of these items, but
they are useful). oh and an a hub and some sort of high speed internet...
---fabienne
Penny Leach wrote:
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Hi Fabienne,
on 27/4/05 9:16 AM Fabienne S sai
dude i think the "premier boiler suit" takes it all. old-sk00l mechanic
jumpsuits are the shit. too bad it doesn't come in dayglow orange...
http://motifs.co.uk/PR31.html
---fabienne
Erinn Clark wrote:
* Hanna M. Wallach <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005:06:08 17:06 -0400]:
I'm planning to g
Frans~
Problem here is that AMD is not a subarchitecture. AFAIK a subarchitecture
needs different kernel support from other subarchitectures. As an AMD
processor is x86 compatible, it is not a subarchitecture but just an x86
processor from a manufacturer other than Intel..
yes i ag
frans~
thanks for your reply. i agree that once amd64 is up on the list
of choices, a newbie would be tempted to choose that over i386. some
sort of clarification on each page that lists those types would be most
welcome.
even from the main debian.org page you can click on the installa
hi d-w,
i've been feeling creative lately over at pixel tees, just wanted
to throw out there that i made a pixel art version of the d-w logo and
posted the tshirt here:
http://www.pixeltees.com/shop/fabiennez/detail/?shirt=20050609-071837-6550999199&&c=20050609-072142-4102633231&b=shop|20
erinn~
i'm glad you brought up this documentation subject. i was
poking around the top pages when suggesting debian installs to others
and found the lack of mention for AMD glaring. i mean, you and i
already know that i386 *implies* AMD compatability, but the download
page for testi
oh and i forgot to mention i read a lot of [occasionally illegible] man
pages.
and math treatises.
and electrical engineering handbooks.
and acoustical theory textbooks.
and digital audio technology specification documents.
---fabienne
fabienne s wrote:
i am a HUGE william gibson fan, also
i am a HUGE william gibson fan, also neal stephenson and i've been
hooked on the new doctor who television series (bbc 2005 sundays).
but i used to be sort of anti sci fi because it was associated (in my
mind) with being overtly geeky. but then i found gibson and since then,
stephenson. righ
i know some women that work in conjunction with this event and have
heard great things about it.
---fabienne
Biella Coleman wrote:
quite an event from what i have heard
b
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From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hanna M. Wallach (stargirl), Miriam Ruiz (Baby), Erinn Clark (helix) \
Margarita Manterola (marga), Fabienne S (unsure about IRC nick)
yeah you wouldn't know my irc nick because i haven't been hanging on the
dw irc chan and have been fairly anti irc in general lately, but if
great idea!
i'm at:
Lat: 48:51:34N(48.8594) Lon: 2:21:02E (2.3505)
---fabienne
Miriam Ruiz wrote:
Some projects, including Debian, draw geographical
maps of the earth with the location of the people in
it:
Debian: http://www.debian.org/devel/developers.loc
KDE: http://worldwide.kde.org/
Gno
helen,
fun article, but it doesn't mention names of actual gaming companies
that are looking to hire women. ubisoft comes to mind (it's here in
town in paris), and i know they aren't hiring _anyone_ this year in
france as programmers, let alone women. france is going to have a
rougher time de
--- Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well, indeed, I have very little chance to be
> available, especially on
> a Saturday (unless I want to be definitely killed by
> Mrs Perrier), but
> who knows?
perhaps it would be useful to mention that sharing
linux with mrs. perrier might be a
sorry didn't mean to make anyone jealous! as for
paris, yes it's a lovely city but i miss home
(california). that said, it's looking to be a sunny
day here.
happiness for your install parties around the world,
fabienne
[caps key often broken. i rarely SCREAM. *smile*]
> >Perhaps we could raff
hi d-w people,
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.
---fabienne
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
salut les gens de d-w,
je fais une petite install party a paris en deu
christian et al:
> In case translation is of some interest to you, you
> woul dbe very
> welcomed in the debian-l10n-french mailing list,
> which we usually call
> "the French l10n team".
Merci pour l'invite, mais je pense que mes traduction
de Francais vers Anglais serai plus utiles que
l'invers
Helen,
thanks for the reply *smile*.
> I have to stop you there and admit that I did not go
> to FOSDEM. So
> unless there is another Helen Faulkner, I suspect
> you are mixing me up
> with Hanna Wallach, who did go to FOSDEM and spoke
> there. But it's not
> problem - I am happy to be mistaken
hi debian women list,
my name's fabienne and i'm a francoamerican
living in paris, france. i've been subscribed to the
list since i saw helen faulkner speak at FOSDEM (the
free and open source developers' european meeting in
brussels) about a month ago. i work at ircam, a
french research in
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