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1. "sexisme, jeu vidéo et culture geek"
2. 0xB16B00B5/BIGBOOBS Constant in Microsoft Hyper-V
3. Abuse and trauma resources
4. Accountability
5. Adobe talk at PHP UK
6. Alcohol
7. Alice Stewart
8. Argumentum ad dictionarium
9. Biologigaragen/Labitat/KopenLab sexual harassment, bullying and mobbing.
10. BlackHat 2014 incidents
11. CSconsulting posts sexist posters on college campuses
12. C Plus Equality
13. Campus feminist groups
14. Children's books about women in science and engineering
15. CodeBabes.com
16. Codechix
17. ConFoo's main sponsor was in the adult entertainment industry
18. Conference anti-harassment/Example exception to policy
19. Conference anti-harassment campaigns do work
20. Confirmation bias
21. Debian-devel-games trolling
22. Designers, Women, and Hostility in Open Source
23. DojoCon thongs
24. Dries Drupalcon keynote reactions
25. EA booth babe bounty
26. Eaton Science Fiction Conference
27. Economically Secure Tech Worker Privilege Checklist
28. Engendering Change? Gender Advocacy in Open Source
29. Europython podcast comments
30. F.I.R.S.T. Robotics groping incident
31. FOSS Women planet
32. FSCONS
33. Fedoras
34. Feminism, Poetry & Gin
35. Feminism Confronts Technology
36. Feminism Is for Everybody: Passionate Politics
37. Feminist Scholars Digital Workshop
38. Firebee
39. Flux
40. Foufem
41. Free as in Sexist?
42. GENDER DIMENSIONS OF FLOSS DEVELOPMENT
43. Geek Girl Tech Conferences
44. GenCon "Activities for the better half" icon
45. Gender Codes: Why Women Are Leaving Computing
46. Gender Differences in the Open Source Community
47. Gender and Technology
48. Gittip crisis/Advice to Chad Whitacre in May 2014
49. Good2Go app
50. Google releases workforce diversity data

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