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by prutschman 13y ago
Misogyny can be manifested in numerous ways, including sexual discrimination, denigration of women, violence against women, and sexual objectification of women.[1] misogyny n. hatred of or hostility toward women.[2, emphasis added] [1] h
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One big difference between PUA culture and startup culture is that the former is generally more expressly proud of its misogyny.
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I would expect this to be to allow market segmentation and price discrimination. A business might be willing and able to pay more for internet service than an individual, but less likely so if they could get the same thing for the individua
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The logic is that of choosing to respect her identity rather than going out of your way to disrespect it.
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Do you feel the same way about segregating individual classes by age? Having an advanced vocabulary is much less of an impediment if you're in a heterogenous and diverse environment which includes a diversity of ages.
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c is assigned a list, not a generator. Switching the square brackets for parenthesis creates a generator, but attempting to access the elements will fail because f was closed after exiting the 'with' scope. <ipython-input-8
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Are you aware of any similar tools for testing non-HTTP TLS services, such as IMAP or SMTP?
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Following the link yields a description of the project: "Tny is a simple library to serialize data in C. It can be seen as a kind of binary JSON but unlike BSON it also supports arrays as root elements."
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> Is any of that server-to-server journey ever encrypted? It can be, thanks to RFC 3207 (STARTTLS). However, unless you configure your sending MTA to require TLS (and in turn give up the ability to send email to a large swath of the inte
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She says: "The thing I was missing is that math is just a bunch of symbols that you manipulate to get new symbols out. Coding is basically the same thing. The meaning isn’t in the math or the code itself. The meaning comes from the int
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The issue they raise is not that future time orientation or individualism are per-se racist, but rather that the "attribut[ion] of value and normality" to those positions, treating other views as "different, less than, or ren
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That's the point.
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I think it's worth looking at why more men enter the field. I think it's also worth looking at why the participation of women in computer science in particular, as opposed to other technical fields, decreased on a relative basis a
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Here is an article on the subject: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/06/12/business/economy/discrimin... > In one test, a white customer looking for a two-bedroom apartment was shown a two-bedroom and
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Facebook appears to be making a custom server based on an ARM SoC, not a custom SoC.
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> the truth is that it's just boys being boys. Jasonjei may well have a more subtle point in mind that agrees with what you wrote. It's not what was written.
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It sounds as though "the guy" in question has certain expectations about the ways in which women are supposed to interact with him. These expectations apparently vary based on his perception of how attractive the woman is; he give
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Some email accounts have inconveniently small maximum attachment sizes. An optional password prevents people from uploading unwanted files.
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There are a number of activities other than competitive team sports for children that involve socializing in groups, staying active, and working toward a shared goal. Children already experience far too much pressure to conform to expected
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It looks as though Statutory Invention Registrations were eliminated by "America Invents Act." http://www.aiarulemaking.com/rulemaking-topics/group-3/repea...
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There exist ways for a client and server to convince each other they share a secret (such as a password) without giving an adversary enough information to infer the secret. Here is one such: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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Cultural norms among men create pressure not to call out other men for misogynist and homophobic "humor." A man might be able to "get away with" making such remarks around other men, but it is very incorrect to infer tha
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I would blame the bomber.
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There is a strain of libertarian contract theory that (while perhaps still problematic on feminist grounds in its likely implications) is more compatible with the idea of enthusiastic consent. Rothbard's position was that the only proper su
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Has Kickstarted backed off from their recent stance? As of last September their position was that "Kickstarter campaigns will be unable to use simulations or design renders to illustrate what a completed product may look like or how it may
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There are some subtleties there. Andrej Bauer covers them well: http://math.andrej.com/2010/03/29/proof-of-negation-and-proo...