unix history & women
It makes me sad that the women who are mostly responsible for making Unix on personal computers possible aren't talked about much, because of figures like RMS & Torvalds (and whoever he argued with on usenet - Andy comes to mind) coming to dominate history.
I know shockingly little about Lynne Jolitz, despite her being pivotal to affordable Unix on the i386 being possible.
I know that there were women involved with the development of Coherent but I'd have difficulty even naming them. (seems connected that most of the early 386 Unixes were developed by family business?)
The old Bell Labs documentaries always make it seem like most of the earliest Unix users were women as well.
People in this interview, including the director of this documentary, keep going on with calling the physical body images of these people the ‘real’ images of these people and oh, buddy,
KLocalizedString::setApplicationDomain("whatever");
QCoreApplication::setOrganizationName(QStringLiteral("forestbeasts"));
QCoreApplication::setOrganizationDomain(QStringLiteral("brightfur.net"));
QCoreApplication::setApplicationName(QStringLiteral("Whatever"));
YE GODS, the boilerplate.
I can see Qt subscribes to the Java philosophy of "super ridiculously long names and things, use an IDE Or Else".
I am Blade Wolf from Metal Gear Rising. Officially "IF Prototype LQ-84i".
Robot wolf AI, as you might have guessed. Still figuring myself out.
I am headmates with @IceWolf, etc.