New female member
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Next, I need somebody to tell me they have a lift or escalator up there... :-D -------------------------------------------------- If my messages appear curt, I apologize. I try to be brief to save your time as well as mine. --------------------------------------------------
You can always hire a yak :) Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
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Welcome !!! Saima Ali wrote: Hmmm.... its astonishing that how a girl can be a VC++ developer. You bet!!! Saima Ali wrote: In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female Cool! In my company I'm the only VC++ developer who is a female and the rest are all male... :eek: :rolleyes: :rose: Samantha :rose:
Samantha wrote: In my company I'm the only VC++ developer who is a female and the rest are all male... So - from your point of view - is it good, bad or doesn't matter? Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
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Greetings !!! I am a new member of lounge but the difference is that i am a female. I am aware about code project for about 2 years, however i never tried to post something at lounge since i always feel that it is a male dominated corner of this portal. However i try today..... For my brief introduction, i am a VC++/Assembly software developer mostly engaged in softwares related to device drivers and palm devices. Hmmm.... its astonishing that how a girl can be a VC++ developer. In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female . ;P If you want to know more about me see my profile here Saima Ali
Welcome, Saima! I think you'll find that male domination of the field is not an issue here. Nice to have you at CP:)
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Jeremy Falcon wrote: That settles it... I'm moving! Did you consider all possibilities? Maybe male devs are just silently disappearing? :-D Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
Of course not, they can they reproduce? Christian Skovdal Andersen Don't mention the war...
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I must second, third and forth Brigg on this one - you are f**king gorgeous! Assuming that is you, and you are not a middle-aged man with a recuring acne problem. Oh hell - that's wasn't very elegantly worded was it... Welcome aboard. Remember, keep your hands in legs inside the ride at all times, and refunds will not be given for loss of revenue or free time. Also, if you ever visit the UK, pop down to Devon and I'll buy you a - er what do you drink again? Come to think of it, I'll pay for your hotel and flights, and ask your boss for extra holiday leave... :-O ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk Sonork ID: 100.9977 Dave …
David Wulff wrote: Remember, keep your hands in legs There's a Freudian slip, if ever I saw one. Christian The tragedy of cyberspace - that so much can travel so far, and yet mean so little. "I'm thinking of getting married for companionship and so I have someone to cook and clean." - Martin Marvinski, 6/3/2002
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Welcome !!! Saima Ali wrote: Hmmm.... its astonishing that how a girl can be a VC++ developer. You bet!!! Saima Ali wrote: In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female Cool! In my company I'm the only VC++ developer who is a female and the rest are all male... :eek: :rolleyes: :rose: Samantha :rose:
not to be taken the wrong way or anything but ... is it such a big deal to be a woman programmer who can actually write good code? kinda just get on with the job ... making a fuss about it is like admitting its a strange thing and kinda makes the guys in the industry think like they do ... ie programming is really a guy thing just my 2cents worth and all coding is coding is coding --- "every year we invent better idiot proof systems and every year they invent better idiots ... and the linux zealots still aren't being sterilized"
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Greetings !!! I am a new member of lounge but the difference is that i am a female. I am aware about code project for about 2 years, however i never tried to post something at lounge since i always feel that it is a male dominated corner of this portal. However i try today..... For my brief introduction, i am a VC++/Assembly software developer mostly engaged in softwares related to device drivers and palm devices. Hmmm.... its astonishing that how a girl can be a VC++ developer. In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female . ;P If you want to know more about me see my profile here Saima Ali
Welcome Saima Saima Ali wrote: In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female :cool: Cheers Kannan :)
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Welcome! Saima Ali wrote: In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female . Wow!! What an advanced culture! :-D Cathy Life's uncertain, have dessert first!
This sounds like an intro to one of those corny Top 10 lists. Top ten differences between male and female programmers: 10. Female Programs go on the fritz one week out of the month. 9. Female programs are completed 90% faster because women stop to ask for directions. & etc. Why not throw away a dime? I throw away ten pennies all the time.
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Samantha wrote: In my company I'm the only VC++ developer who is a female and the rest are all male... So - from your point of view - is it good, bad or doesn't matter? Tomasz Sowinski -- http://www.shooltz.com
Tomasz Sowinski wrote: So - from your point of view - is it good, bad or doesn't matter? In some point there are some advantages and disadvantages... Some of the advantages are : 1. They pamper you with attention. 2. We're all doing the same job, gender doesn't matter... 3. What else? :confused: Some disadvantages: 1. Usually when girls get together, we all talked about boys.. but since, I'm the only girl in the room, can't talk about it... it's awkward to talk about it... 2. There's a pressure...I have to show them that what they can do,.. I can do it too... or even better... because, I don't want them to think that girls are weaker than boys... 3. Salary differences maybe... although, I have no idea how much some of them are getting... Well, Anyways that doesn't bother me right now.. all I want is the experience and the knowledge I could get with the company and thru studying... and then, if I get all those things, then that's the time I should decide what to do next..... :-O :-O :rose: Samantha:rose:
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I second that emotion!:-D ;) Joel Lucsy (jjlucsy@ameritech.net)
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Greetings !!! I am a new member of lounge but the difference is that i am a female. I am aware about code project for about 2 years, however i never tried to post something at lounge since i always feel that it is a male dominated corner of this portal. However i try today..... For my brief introduction, i am a VC++/Assembly software developer mostly engaged in softwares related to device drivers and palm devices. Hmmm.... its astonishing that how a girl can be a VC++ developer. In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female . ;P If you want to know more about me see my profile here Saima Ali
Welcome Saima! Saima Ali wrote: In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female Where is it, I want to go there! ;P ;P ;P ;P By the way, I like your picture... "Dirty hands lead to important discovery..." - Thomas Edison
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not to be taken the wrong way or anything but ... is it such a big deal to be a woman programmer who can actually write good code? kinda just get on with the job ... making a fuss about it is like admitting its a strange thing and kinda makes the guys in the industry think like they do ... ie programming is really a guy thing just my 2cents worth and all coding is coding is coding --- "every year we invent better idiot proof systems and every year they invent better idiots ... and the linux zealots still aren't being sterilized"
lauren wrote: is it such a big deal to be a woman programmer who can actually write good code? Perhaps some people do... but for me, Programming, Networking, Technician... etc. are not just a men's job... it's for all gender alike as long as you are capable of doing it and do the job well done... ;) :) :rose: Samantha:rose: :-O
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David Wulff wrote: Remember, keep your hands in legs There's a Freudian slip, if ever I saw one. Christian The tragedy of cyberspace - that so much can travel so far, and yet mean so little. "I'm thinking of getting married for companionship and so I have someone to cook and clean." - Martin Marvinski, 6/3/2002
Christian Graus wrote: There's a Freudian slip, if ever I saw one. Why I don't know what you mean Christian... :rolleyes: ________________ David Wulff http://www.davidwulff.co.uk Sonork ID: 100.9977 Dave …
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I second that emotion!:-D ;) Joel Lucsy (jjlucsy@ameritech.net)
I THIRD it. Wow! Ummmmm, can I move and survive? I don't they like Americans much there these days.
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not to be taken the wrong way or anything but ... is it such a big deal to be a woman programmer who can actually write good code? kinda just get on with the job ... making a fuss about it is like admitting its a strange thing and kinda makes the guys in the industry think like they do ... ie programming is really a guy thing just my 2cents worth and all coding is coding is coding --- "every year we invent better idiot proof systems and every year they invent better idiots ... and the linux zealots still aren't being sterilized"
I was actually expecting Paul to be the first to jump up and start slapping some sense into the guys. ;) You're absolutely right, lauren. I've a (female) friend in Sydney who can out code almost any one I know (and probably beat the crap out of anyone I know as well, since she's a kick boxer) and it's odd that people think it strange that she is a programmer (just 'coz she's a girl) cheers, Chris Maunder
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Greetings !!! I am a new member of lounge but the difference is that i am a female. I am aware about code project for about 2 years, however i never tried to post something at lounge since i always feel that it is a male dominated corner of this portal. However i try today..... For my brief introduction, i am a VC++/Assembly software developer mostly engaged in softwares related to device drivers and palm devices. Hmmm.... its astonishing that how a girl can be a VC++ developer. In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female . ;P If you want to know more about me see my profile here Saima Ali
She is a liar. In fact she is not she but he. His name is Imran Farooqui. I got her/his mail address from codeproject and checked the MSN profile. It matches with the mail address but the name is of a boy. Secondly I live in Karachi too and palm devices are not used extensively that someone would require too develop apps. and he is a member of CodeProject since 1 October 2001. I am 99 percent sure its a lie. LIAR LIAR LIAR. There cant be any company in Pakistan having 16 gals out of 21. IMPOSSIBLE. These are the kinda guys who try to spoil the name of my country. :mad: In my dream, I was dorwning in my §orrow§ But my §orrow§, they learned to §wim
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She is a liar. In fact she is not she but he. His name is Imran Farooqui. I got her/his mail address from codeproject and checked the MSN profile. It matches with the mail address but the name is of a boy. Secondly I live in Karachi too and palm devices are not used extensively that someone would require too develop apps. and he is a member of CodeProject since 1 October 2001. I am 99 percent sure its a lie. LIAR LIAR LIAR. There cant be any company in Pakistan having 16 gals out of 21. IMPOSSIBLE. These are the kinda guys who try to spoil the name of my country. :mad: In my dream, I was dorwning in my §orrow§ But my §orrow§, they learned to §wim
Tili wrote: She is a liar. In fact she is not she but he. His name is Imran Farooqui. Even if what you say is true : Imran looks really good tho' , wouldnt you agree ? :-D :-D
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Tomasz Sowinski wrote: So - from your point of view - is it good, bad or doesn't matter? In some point there are some advantages and disadvantages... Some of the advantages are : 1. They pamper you with attention. 2. We're all doing the same job, gender doesn't matter... 3. What else? :confused: Some disadvantages: 1. Usually when girls get together, we all talked about boys.. but since, I'm the only girl in the room, can't talk about it... it's awkward to talk about it... 2. There's a pressure...I have to show them that what they can do,.. I can do it too... or even better... because, I don't want them to think that girls are weaker than boys... 3. Salary differences maybe... although, I have no idea how much some of them are getting... Well, Anyways that doesn't bother me right now.. all I want is the experience and the knowledge I could get with the company and thru studying... and then, if I get all those things, then that's the time I should decide what to do next..... :-O :-O :rose: Samantha:rose:
Samantha wrote: There's a pressure...I have to show them that what they can do,.. I can do it too... or even better... because, I don't want them to think that girls are weaker than boys... The question is, do they create this pressure, or do you ? Christian The tragedy of cyberspace - that so much can travel so far, and yet mean so little. "I'm thinking of getting married for companionship and so I have someone to cook and clean." - Martin Marvinski, 6/3/2002
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She is a liar. In fact she is not she but he. His name is Imran Farooqui. I got her/his mail address from codeproject and checked the MSN profile. It matches with the mail address but the name is of a boy. Secondly I live in Karachi too and palm devices are not used extensively that someone would require too develop apps. and he is a member of CodeProject since 1 October 2001. I am 99 percent sure its a lie. LIAR LIAR LIAR. There cant be any company in Pakistan having 16 gals out of 21. IMPOSSIBLE. These are the kinda guys who try to spoil the name of my country. :mad: In my dream, I was dorwning in my §orrow§ But my §orrow§, they learned to §wim
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Greetings !!! I am a new member of lounge but the difference is that i am a female. I am aware about code project for about 2 years, however i never tried to post something at lounge since i always feel that it is a male dominated corner of this portal. However i try today..... For my brief introduction, i am a VC++/Assembly software developer mostly engaged in softwares related to device drivers and palm devices. Hmmm.... its astonishing that how a girl can be a VC++ developer. In the company i work, there are 21 VC++ developers among which 16 are female . ;P If you want to know more about me see my profile here Saima Ali
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