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You would rather only have men? I’m not sure what kind of anti you are.
by efnx 9y ago
You would rather only have men? I’m not sure what kind of anti you are.
- striking 9y agoI wouldn't mind a few shots of both, y'know?
- tomsmeding 9y agoIf you need to have pictures, take landscapes.
- wolfgke 9y ago> If you need to have pictures, take landscapes. Then SJWs come and claim that some hills look like tits and thus the hills are sexist, too.
- CyberDildonics 9y agoIs this really where we are at now? Don't demonstrate any software using pictures of people, even in a niche hobbyist OS for a retro CPU architecture, just in case someone gets offended.
- tomsmeding 9y agoI dunno, apparently. I personally like landscapes anyway, but am not offended by pictures of people... Just naming what might please others. :)
- thenewwazoo 9y agoIt reinforces the idea of the IT industry as a place for men, and the male gaze[0], as well as injecting sexuality into an entirely asexual domain for no reason. If we want computing to be inclusive, and I personally do, then we should make representations of computing inclusive. That is diametrically opposed from being "anti" anything. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Male_gaze https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Male_gaze
- efnx 9y agoI still don’t get it - there are pictures of men and women in that screenshot.
- robin_reala 9y agoMaybe if you count the demon as male, or the tiny silhouette in the bottom right.
- BEEdwards 9y agoThere are not. Only women, unless you're looking at a different screenshot.
- efnx 9y agoI thought the two on the left were women and the one on the right was a hair band rocker (man). I think if anything this is confirming your individual biases about what men and women should look like, which is part of the problem with our tech community. Even if I'm wrong about the rocker (likely), the problem isn't the picture - it's all of us.