I really wish that were true, but it's not what I've observed in general.
Granted, the "hacker culture" I'm most familiar with is the "security-type" of hacker (as opposed to developers/makers), but its culture is rife with every kind of 'ism imaginable (sex, race, what have you).
I suppose there's some solace in the fact that at least the discrimination isn't exclusionary.
Granted, the "hacker culture" I'm most familiar with is the "security-type" of hacker (as opposed to developers/makers), but its culture is rife with every kind of 'ism imaginable (sex, race, what have you).
I suppose there's some solace in the fact that at least the discrimination isn't exclusionary.