Terri Oda wrote:
> A friend of mine sent this to our mailing list and I thought some of you
> would find it interesting:
>
> http://depts.washington.edu/iat/index.html
Very cool tests! I did all three, and found out some very interesting results (that
I'm not
very proud of *laugh*)
For the r
>
> So, if you wish to exclude men from your chapter meetings, I think
> that's fair. It's unfortunate, but it would be
> unrealistic/idealistic/foolish of me to insist otherwise.
>
> - deb
>
True enough. I hope we never do this at the Ottawa meeting, though. I think
the nice thing about the Lin
NOTE: If we're off-topic here, someone let me know, k? I'm trying to decide if
'depression among geeks' counts as a women/linux issue. We are mostly talking
about women in the linux community (ourselves) but still... I'm afraid of moving
the conversation over to [grrltalk] due to the large amount
Vinnie Surmonde wrote:
>
> > And my exwife never did ANY housework...if we wanted clean clothesI did
> > them. If we wanted clean dishes, I washed 'em.
>
> The point is that that is the exception -- becoming less so, but the
> 'rule' (in this case, more common situation) is that housework
Nils Philippsen wrote:
> On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, ae wrote:
>
> > Explaining sexism to a male is really difficult, though gay/bi men will
> > sometimes understand if they are gorgeous.
>
> Objection, Your Honours! Some males grasp sexism and some don't, it's just
> the same as with females (though
Neil ''Fred'' Picciotto wrote:
> but here's where the implied intended audience comes in. if LinuxUserA
> chooses as the sample file in gimp an image that is clearly designed for
> men to enjoy, then the screenshot tends to imply that the intended audience
> for that screenshot is male. now b
Hmm...on the topic of 'demoralizing' screenshots and locker room antics...
- I think if someone has demoralizing views of the opposite sex, those views were
probably put in
place long before they started picking their KDE backgrounds. I don't really have a
strong opinion
either way when it come
