An den mporite na diabasete to periexomeno tis selidas epilekste Greek ISO gia to encoding tou browser sas.
If you can't read the contents of this page please choose Greek ISO as your browser encoding. If you know how to work around this Radio problem please contact me.
Sunday, February 03, 2002
I don't like Wired. To me it looks shallow and dated, trying desperately to impress bored and disappointed readers. Perhaps it once meant something but not any more. It looks horrible too!! But it has the "Women in Tech" section, very few publications (tech or otherwise) mention anything about the position of women in IT. It doesnt say much but its something. I feel very isolated sometimes in this job. I wonder if any of the women bloggers are working as programmers. If you stumbled on this weblog and you are a woman working in IT contact me if you like. Women programmers are very rare (especially in Greece) and I would really like to hear how you cope in an almost exclusively male profession.
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Today added a new HD on my machine so I thought it would be a good idea to experiment a bit with reinstalling Radio. I installed Radio on the new HD and moved the www, Data Files and Radio.root from the old installation. So far it looks fine, all my weblog entries, stories, categories and configuration seems to be in place. I'm not sure if i had to move all these files from my old installation but I did it just to be on the safe side. Still, I think that Radio should have some sort of synchronization mechanism, at least I should be able to download my Cloud DB. I think that was possible with my old manila site and the old version of Radio. Why cant Radio have this feature?
