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   by lizzard 14y ago

   Wish I could even be surprised at this. Join us on #geekfeminism sometime on freenode (if you're not already there) :)
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   We can call it misogyny, or using misogynist tools and strategies -- the motivation of whoever did this doesn't make that any less true.
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   Seneca's essays are also great!
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   Seems kind of heinous of Ars Technica to refer to Aurenheimer as "Internet troll weev". I mean, he is , but they know his name by now.
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   His book _The Outlaw Sea_ was extremely good -- going into some depth about the ways that government try but have not succeeded in regulating the ocean in the ways that they control law on land.
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   In SF at the memorial she mentioned it as a good try but not good enough.
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   I had no idea Tufte had been a blue box hacker. Amazing story.
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   I'm glad the coverage of Aaron's death continues to deepen.
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   by lizzard 14y ago

   The really amazing thing about this article is that I'm supposed to care more about this guy's boner, and guilt complex, than I care about the systematic oppression and degradation of my half of the human species. Really . . . What a wanker
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I wish you would all read this brilliant speech by Andrea Dworkin. Try to keep an open mind for a seed of truth, even if you come from a very different place politically. http://www.nostatusquo.com/ACLU/dworkin/WarZoneChaptIIIE.htm... ".
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    Very good question. And I agree with you. There are people all around us, crushed every day.
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I hope this helps to bring more attention to the hunger strike and to First Nations issues!
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I would often do this in class (or at work, in meetings) either because I really didn't understand, or because I could tell a bunch of others didn't. But it is fine to phrase it something not being clear, asking if they can try to explain a
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I wish you did not repeat racist stereotypes thinking that that would help to make your point. It doesn't. It just makes you sound racist.
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I would not mind buying and forgiving someone's debt blindly. I've been in situations where $2000 debt destroyed my ability to survive independently. While now I could pay off 2K instantly without even feeling it. How lovely it would be to
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    It is also accumulated by being bled dry and having paid the original debt many times over.
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    Yes, I can see it from San Francisco with no problem!
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I get these notifications from TWISST and they're very useful, giving information about location, path, and brightness: http://twisst.nl/
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I wonder how many of the men commenting with sympathy for antirez have spoken up consistently (or at all) when women in their field are the targets of obvious and horrible misogyny. If they educate themselves about what we're talking about,
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    Thank you for the detailed writeup, taking down antirez's post point by point. Thank you also for your just and well expressed anger.
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I agree, it's wrong for the poster to call it a "Nigerian scam". It doesn't fit the definition of a 419 scam, and it just seems unnecessary as well as likely to encourage people in racism and stereotyping.
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    That's about the same risk for a 43 year old woman to have a baby with Downs. So where are all the "biological clock is ticking" articles for men?
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    Here's the testimony from Assange's own lawyers: He described Assange as penetrating one woman while she slept without a condom, in defiance of her previously expressed wishes, before arguing that because she subsequently “consented to …
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    Yes, so if law enforcement (for example) were trying to find out the phone number for a Gmail account, they would then have to go to Burner or Twilio to get records for the Burner phone number account. I guess it depend on what level of ano
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    I think this may be a good solution for feminist hackers who want to name and shame rapists or incidences of sexual assault.
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    This looks like the perfect platform for feminist activists to name and shame rapists. Great!
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    For about 3 seconds I thought maybe this was about yarn.
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    That was so great to read, detailed poetics from a real master. I listened to some of the stuff he felt was "sad shit". I sure agree with him on Cecil Taylor!
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    This is so very strange and geeky-looking, and my insomnia so nasty, that I really want it to happen. Nice that it's open source & open hardware too. On the other hand it sets off every "citation needed" reflex that I've got. Some links
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    by lizzard 14y ago

    Add a biography of some female scientists and writers and see what happens. Then watch the pages.