cine

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by cine 12y ago
FactsForLife is included, doesn't that count as a public health tool? Not sure what you mean specifically, but this appears to at least educate around a lot of health topics. http://www.factsforlifeglobal.org/ I can se
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by cine 13y ago
Right? This is the one I switched to after getting fed up with FormMail. It was self-hosted and runs on PHP instead of CGI, whohoo! Pratically magic for 2001. http://regretless.com/scripts/scripts.php#dodosmail
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by cine 13y ago
Oh man, there are HUNDREDS of "scripts" that do this! Here's the PHP one I used to use back in 2004. http://regretless.com/scripts/scripts.php#dodosmail I'm surprised this is being touted as such a
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by cine 13y ago
This list is amazing. On a related note, I only found out last year that the ever-mysterious "CGI Scripting" I remembered doing in my youth was actually just Perl the whole time. I had guestbooks in CGI, tagboards in CGI. And yo
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by cine 13y ago
Another crucial difference is that you can easily choose to not read and participate in feminist blogs and communities, whereas I have to interact with tech communities every single day. Reading tech websites is crucial to my career, and we
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by cine 13y ago
Welcome to my every day life: One can try to visit tech websites, or even tech offices. I am a woman, and I'm often left with a feeling of being 'the other', sometimes unfavourably so. The most obvious cause is that it is oft
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by cine 13y ago
This is exactly what is wrong with society. You're actively looking for reasons to discredit Sandberg, attributing her success to her parents', to her education, and to her finances. So because she is successful, women won't