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Posts tagged ‘hackerspaces’

2012.04.14   Linkspammers of Catan (first fortnight of April linkspam)   (7)

Opportunities, head-shaking fail, courage, progress, history, cultural criticism, and light fun.

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2012.03.27   Prepping for April Fool’s Day linkspam   (6)

Science fairs, sexism, academics, empathy, heroines, Mozilla, Python, Rails, more, and a few goodbyes.

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2011.07.12   Hubris, thy name is linkspam (12th July, 2011)   (0)

Trigger warning Assange’s Account Looks Like Accusers’ Account: Assange’s own attorney now effectively concedes that was, at best, what happened here: His victims gave subsequent consent to sexual activity for which explicit consent was neither ...

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2010.03.04   “The biggest enemy of hackerspaces”   (21)

A friend of mine pointed out this post about the decline of hackerspaces: The biggest enemy of hackerspaces and techshops is probably girlfriends and wives. My reaction was: “Wait… what? Did they really just…? Uhhh…” ...

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2009.10.10   Hackers: TNG   (3)

These are the voyages of the starship Adorable, presented as a unicorn chaser to yesterday’s awfulness.  Last weekend at miniSoOnCon, the Southern Ontario hackerspace festival, I got to meet and work with with a couple ...

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