tact the company itself and let them know that their recruiter is
alienating possible candidates with their brainless policy. ;)
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t stand right now available at
http://munge.net/women_in_debian.mbox , in comvenient standard mbox
format, which should be readable by any decent mail program.
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w be aware of each new porn
(or other "inappropriate") site every day, so they can keep the list
updated? And let me tell you, those lists get unwieldy pretty quick. :)
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I've done my
homework, and everything I've seen tells me that filtering *just*
*doesn't* *work*.
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glace at your email address. For the
record, I stand by my statements that filtering software is not a useful
solution. If I've made any incorrect statements about your company's
product, I'd certainly be interested in seeing your perspective.
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ing experience with one of your servers, I don't think
it's feasible to implement a solution where the control truly stays at
that level, without reliance on the opinions of a third party, and in
which the librarians still have any time left to, well, run a library.
But somehow I doubt that
on (and at the least every librarian I know) is opposed
to the laws that would make filtering software mandatory. Librarians by
and large hate censorship -- look at Banned Books Week. :)
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sorware.org listing a couple dozen
porn sites that N2H2/Bess didn't block. I remember adding those manually
to my company's server -- I wonder how long they were in operation before
I (the responsible local administrator) knew about them?
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ndependent reports on your product. If you have
evidence that shows those reviews are inaccurate, by all means present it.
> N2H2 serves over 11,000 schools covering over 9 million students,
> so for every dissatisfied customer, there are hundreds or thousands more
> satisfied ones.
I'
tion. What are you
trying to say here?
> N2H2 admits that they use bots. However, each URL that is found by a
> bot, must also go through human review in order to ensure it's content.
This is what we were told when we were sold the service, but my experience
with it tells me otherw
The users in
the proposed school and library situations do not have these options.
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yes get too blurry to read my 5x7 emacs font
(outcast.pcf).
I could switch to a larger font, I know, but I'm getting little enough sleep as it
is
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> http://wm.themes.org/themes.phtml?themeid=939267880 is the theme stats...
> i can't believe it's rated "excellent"
>
> i have seen this picture before... i wish i could remember where
hehe... there's a version on as.themes.org that has been updated to &quo
ents the
> geek/linux community at ALL well.
Better statement: ./ with a comment threshold of 2 or 3 represents the
geek/linux community. At least, that part of it with which I'm familiar.
:)
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declaration
that a massive asteroid was threatening the earth, complete with "artist's"
rendering of a chunk of rock about 1/3 the circumference of the earth,
smashing into the planet...
I think that about sums it up. :)
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On Fri, Oct 22, 1999 at 09:28:38AM -0500, Kelly Lynn Martin wrote:
> Kelly (and, yes, nearly all of my slashdot articles get moderated up
> to at least a 2...)
hehe... you mean after ranting about Malda's ego and bad journalism, you
still post there? ;)
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insomniac and even more paranoid than
I was already. Ruined my first year at college, and I haven't gone back
yet...
But I'm feeling much better now. :)
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ot; and the poll makes more sense. It would have been more
appropriate as a joke post on that story -- as a poll it's basically
trolling. :)
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On Wed, Oct 27, 1999 at 11:59:47PM -0700, Deirdre Saoirse wrote:
> http://www.transmeta.com/
Don't forget to View Source and see the secret message... :)
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er in my head, I can't elaborate on ideas this early. :)
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experience they know that many
people *will* defer, if for no other reason than they're used to more polite
conversational environments.
So in retrospect, my comment was not contrary to yours, but simply another aspect
of the situation. Neat. Back to Unreal Tournament now. :)
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have taken to referring to me as
'Pitr' due to my penchant for strong coffee, evil tendencies, and habit of
using odd accents in casual conversation without realizing... :)
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does not give one the right to destroy.
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> Chris, it's not just an agree to disagree thing. It's that women emphasize
> cooperation where men emphasize conquest. Self-interest is one thing, but
watch those generalizations, Deirdre.... ;)
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Pennington on
GNOME/Gtk+ programming... forget the exact title, but it was something to
the effect of "Programming with GNOME/Gtk+". :)
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> > of "Doctor" by virtue of her J.D. :)
>
> In my curmudgeonly mood, that's how I answered it.
heh. That's actually how I answer most forms that require a title, simply
because it irritates me to be asked such, regardless of marital status, etc.
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reasons you gentlemen listed, and because I've felt more welcome here than
in any other "community" mailing list / IRC channel I've been in.
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