I’m a victim of sexual assault and the law failed. How many of us must speak out for you to believe? | Megan Carpentier | Comment is free | The Guardian

“The lead attorney in my case asked me, ‘What do you want from us?’ I wanted them to do their jobs.” Photograph: Sipa Press / Rex Features I am not a victim of sexual assault. At least, I am not a victim of sexual assault according to the commonwealth of Virginia. Jesus Rivera, aka Vladamir…

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Men Explain Technology to Me: On Gender, Ed-Tech, and the Refusal to Be Silent

(1) Optimize for mobile versions: http://goo.gl/EOpFl (1) force latest IE rendering engine: bit.ly/1c8EiC9 header start header end Article Image Men Explain Technology to Me: On Gender, Ed-Tech, and the Refusal to Be Silent Blog Logo Audrey Watters on 18 Nov 2014 , tagged on , read Here are the notes and the slides from what…

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Richard Bartle: we invented multiplayer games as a political gesture | Technology | The Guardian

In 1978, in a computer lab at Essex University, two brilliant young students invented the future of video games. Roy Trubshaw and Richard Bartle were the creators of the Multi-User Dungeon – or simply MUD – a text-based adventure that ran on a giant DEC PDP-10 mainframe. They programmed the game in their spare time,…

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