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Posts tagged ‘knitting’

2012.03.21   Are all female programmers also knitters?   (45)

Like many geeks, I’m a big fan of making things or hacking them to suit my needs. A friend recently asked if all female programmers are also knitters, and while I think that’s unlikely (I ...

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2010.03.24   It’s not a gender issue, it’s a linkspam issue (25th March, 2010)   (4)

Clara Raubertas has a wrap-up of the women-in-Free-Software focussed talks and events at the Free Software Foundation’s LibrePlanet 2010. Richie is highly critical of an look-a-unicorn-in-wargaming entry at Bell of Lost Souls and goes on ...

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2009.11.10   Interview with Indymedia sys admin Kristina Clair   (7)

Yesterday the EFF reported on a “secret” subpoena served by the U.S. government on Kristina Clair, the sysadmin for the independent news site indymedia.us. The subpoena demanded information on all IP traffic for the site. ...

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2009.09.27   Open Thread: First Fun with String   (22)

I first learned cat’s cradle from other little kids on the playground in kindergarten. Through elementary school, yarn and string fads would sweep the playground. We’d do cat’s cradle, finger crochet, or string figures. Some ...

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2009.09.12   Geeky things to do with bits of string   (17)

I knit. Sometimes I crochet, and sometimes I sew, but mostly, lately, I knit. My Nanna taught me when I was a kid, and I’ve done it on and off ever since. Sometimes people look ...

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