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2011.03.18   GF classifieds: Google Summer of Code 2011 edition   (8)

Google Summer of Code — yes, bad name for anyone in the southern hemisphere, but you are allowed to apply! — is a project sponsoring Open Source development by students (largely university students, you have to be 18+ or ...

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2010.12.16   Friendly conference update   (1)

We announced a generic conference anti-harassment policy a couple of weeks ago. Since then several conferences have adopted anti-harassment policies, including Linux.conf.au 2011, FSF’s LibrePlanet 2011, and now all of Linux Foundation’s events have an ...

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2010.12.11   Loss of virtue in a linkspam is irretrievable (12th December, 2010)   (3)

For the Linux geeks: Lyz discovers that Computer Engineer Barbie has a penguin oursin responds to “Why don’t you just hit him?” with another argument against: If this sort of thing happens within a social ...

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2010.12.03   The links are strong with this one (4th December, 2010)   (0)

Valerie’s Conference anti-harassment policy is under discussion at LWN and Hacker News (‘ware: both sites well known for faily comments, although as of writing LWN is doing mostly OK). LWN’s article will be de-paywalled in ...

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2010.10.12   Plover: Freeing Stenography   (8)

Mirabai Knight is a Certified CART Provider (realtime stenographer for the deaf and hard of hearing) in New York City. When she was 11, her older brother introduced her to the concept of free software. ...

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2010.10.12   Linkspam decided she liked math after all   (5)

Desperate to own Computer Engineer Barbie? She’s now up for pre-order on Amazon.com, shipping December 15, 2010. Other places may have her as well (feel free to note any you find in the comments, especially ...

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2010.08.05   Survival of the spammiest (5th August, 2010)   (2)

Gail Carmichael muses upon What Your Identity Has to Do With Learning including how this affects women in technology. Open to Everyone: How Open Source Communities Can Benefit from Diversity Without Disunity: Open source is ...

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