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Archive for December, 2010

2010.12.30   Thread by request: the year of whining about women in tech   (26)

Addie writes in an earlier linkspam: Violet Blue wrote about the women-in-tech issue today and although I normally love her, the implication that nobody has been able to accurately answer her question really bothers me, ...

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2010.12.30   A linkspam of startling elegance (31st December, 2010)   (2)

Activist burnout: Dan Choi, an activist working to end DADT (Don’t Ask Don’t Tell, US miliitary policy against openly lesbian, gay or bi people serving), made his burnout and hospitalisation public: I did not initially ...

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2010.12.29   Open thread: 2010, new and improved   (10)

Our last open thread of the year! Image description: an analogue clock face, distorted so that instead of being circular, it spirals into the centre of the picture, with the numbers repeating. Image by Robbert ...

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2010.12.29   Wednesday Geek Woman: Tabitha Roder   (0)

This is a guest post. Tabitha Roder is the leader of the One Laptop per Child volunteers in New Zealand. This is a group that meets every saturday in 3 cities across the country. This ...

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2010.12.28   Re-post: Is requiring Open Source experience sexist?   (1)

In anticipation of a December/January slowdown, I’m reposting some of my writing from earlier in 2010, for the benefit of new (and nostalgic!) readers. This piece originally appeared on the 9th April 2010. Code Anthem’s ...

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2010.12.28   Some Geek Feminism guest posts of 2010   (1)

Here are some of my favourite guest posts of 2010. I’ve organized them by topic, but many of the links appear under more than one category. On Geek Identity G33k & G4M3R Girls: You’re doing ...

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2010.12.27   Re-post: Self-confidence tricks   (5)

In anticipation of a December/January slowdown, we’re reposting some older writing for the benefit of new (and nostalgic!) readers. This piece originally appeared on Apr 14, 2010. This is an Ask a Geek Feminist question: ...

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