On Mon, Feb 27, 2006 at 06:16:54PM +1100, Pia Waugh wrote:
> > When thinking about it, I guess it's this aspect in which I'm most
> > different from "typical" (non-technical) women ("typical" in the
> > statistical status quo sense - not saying there's some biological
> > predetermination in effect
also sprach Helen Faulkner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006.02.27.0156 +0100]:
> I think it would be great to get more women involved in the
> discussion and debate surrounding the DPL elections, so please,
> let us know your views and your wishes for Debian's future!
... even though the number of women
Hi Steve,
> So what word would you use instead of "typical"? I don't think it helps
> address problems of equality to stigmatize the vocabulary needed to
> describe statistical realities, either.
What? I wasn't stigmatising anything. I wasn't saying typical or atypical is
good or bad, I was su
Hi!
* Christian Perrier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [060225 07:13]:
> Older members could also send mini bios, by the way.Who begins? :-)
Uhm... perhaps me? Since I have never send a bio but was lurking
arround for quite some time, you could say, that it's my turn ;)
Hi! My name is Alexander Sch
Hello,
My name is Vedran Vucic and I am involved in various civic movements in the
last 16 years or so. I also compose music for theatre and work with free
software in the last 10 years. I am on debain-women list because I think that
technology is not primarily male thing. I think that noo
* Vedran Vucic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006:02:27 16:30 +0100]:
>
> Hello,
>
>
> My name is Vedran Vucic and I am involved in various civic movements in the
> last 16 years or so. I also compose music for theatre and work with free
> software in the last 10 years. I am on debain-women list beca
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Erinn Clark wrote:
> I like seeing these little bios from new members. :)
Hmm, okay then.
I'm elmindreda, although people in the real world insist on calling me
Camilla. I'm an ex game developer who has slowly but surely fallen for
the Unix way, fina
* Camilla Berglund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006:02:28 03:37 +0100]:
> I'm elmindreda, although people in the real world insist on calling me
> Camilla. I'm an ex game developer who has slowly but surely fallen for
> the Unix way, finally ending up on a Debian desktop.
w00t! Game developers! I am sor
* linuxgirlie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006:02:25 21:45 +]:
> Haven't been a member for long but here goes...
>
> Hi, I am Jo, on the net I am 'known' as linuxgirlie.
Hello and welcome. :)
> I am from the UK and am a sys-admin in a secondary school, I am the
> co-founder of Karoshi (www.karos
* Almut Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006:02:26 16:49 +0100]:
> Hi all, (guess I haven't posted here for ages...)
Indeed, but it's good to see you posting again... :)
> On Sun, Feb 26, 2006 at 09:06:47PM +1100, Pia Waugh wrote:
> >
> > (snipped lots of good stuff)
> >
> > ... In that case, it
> I found DW via the DebConf5 recordings, and I'm very glad I did, as it's
> proven to be a wonderful gateway into Debian. I usually tend to avoid
> female-dominated environments, as I lack the social wiring required to
> make sense of most of them, but DW is a nice exception.
Well, about that pa
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