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RE: A question for all of you - Dark_Sunrise - 01-13-2013
I have read that it is a gender difference. Males are more prone to programming and hacker ethic vs women who look at it as weird.
Found this:
Quote:http://www.obn.org/hackers/text1.htm
The interesting stuff is in the Women Hacker section.
Hope that helps (I only read the first few paragraphs
sorry if the rest sucks)
RE: A question for all of you - Dark_Sunrise - 01-13-2013
I have read that it is a gender difference. Males are more prone to programming and hacker ethic vs women who look at it as weird.
Found this:
Quote:http://www.obn.org/hackers/text1.htm
The interesting stuff is in the Women Hacker section.
Hope that helps (I only read the first few paragraphs
sorry if the rest sucks)
RE: A question for all of you - Solixious - 01-13-2013
(01-13-2013, 05:12 PM)Dark_Sunrise Wrote: I have read that it is a gender difference. Males are more prone to programming and hacker ethic vs women who look at it as weird.
Found this:
Quote:http://www.obn.org/hackers/text1.htm
The interesting stuff is in the Women Hacker section.
Hope that helps (I only read the first few paragraphs
I had read that article before posting here.
But there is a contradiction when it comes to women who were/are hackers. I don't know any woman hacker personally though, else I'd have asked this question to her
RE: A question for all of you - Solixious - 01-13-2013
(01-13-2013, 05:12 PM)Dark_Sunrise Wrote: I have read that it is a gender difference. Males are more prone to programming and hacker ethic vs women who look at it as weird.
Found this:
Quote:http://www.obn.org/hackers/text1.htm
The interesting stuff is in the Women Hacker section.
Hope that helps (I only read the first few paragraphs
I had read that article before posting here.
But there is a contradiction when it comes to women who were/are hackers. I don't know any woman hacker personally though, else I'd have asked this question to her
RE: A question for all of you - Solixious - 01-13-2013
(01-13-2013, 05:12 PM)Dark_Sunrise Wrote: I have read that it is a gender difference. Males are more prone to programming and hacker ethic vs women who look at it as weird.
Found this:
Quote:http://www.obn.org/hackers/text1.htm
The interesting stuff is in the Women Hacker section.
Hope that helps (I only read the first few paragraphs
I had read that article before posting here.
But there is a contradiction when it comes to women who were/are hackers. I don't know any woman hacker personally though, else I'd have asked this question to her
RE: A question for all of you - bluedog.tar.gz - 01-13-2013
Asians
RE: A question for all of you - bluedog.tar.gz - 01-13-2013
Asians
RE: A question for all of you - bluedog.tar.gz - 01-13-2013
Asians
RE: A question for all of you - Deque - 01-13-2013
(01-13-2013, 04:15 PM)Solixious Wrote: Do you guys know any female hacker or a female who is actually obsessed or enthusiastic about programming?
Well, I have not and I would like to know your opinion why girls aren't much interested in these stuffs..
Also, read this : http://www.ranker.com/list/7-hottest-hacker-chicks-in-internet-history/greg
I am female, not a hacker, but enthusiastic about programming.
I don't know why others aren't though. I wonder about that too.
RE: A question for all of you - Deque - 01-13-2013
(01-13-2013, 04:15 PM)Solixious Wrote: Do you guys know any female hacker or a female who is actually obsessed or enthusiastic about programming?
Well, I have not and I would like to know your opinion why girls aren't much interested in these stuffs..
Also, read this : http://www.ranker.com/list/7-hottest-hacker-chicks-in-internet-history/greg
I am female, not a hacker, but enthusiastic about programming.
I don't know why others aren't though. I wonder about that too.