That's just false, and shows a blindness on your part to the overwhelming gender cues and conditioning that go on in society. Next you'll be saying girls "just naturally love pink, it's biology!" Further, saying "most choose not to" is a total cop-out. Why do they choose not to? Your suggestion that it's overwhelmingly biological is, again, just false and ridiculous in the extreme. CS environments are frequently unfriendly to women, and comments like yours are specific examples of why.

hey now, its beta. i'm sure that will be fixed by the time the code is in production.

Who wants to set up a colo farm in antigua?

"Always" is spot on the mark, for Gentoo users. Gentoo releases are just lines in the sand, announced for the purpose of printing LiveCDs. We have to change a symlink which determines which version is running every year or so, but all programs are upgraded incrementally on demand using the best of breed package management facility, Portage. To quote the docs on the subject of upgrades:

"Here in Gentoo land, the concept of upgrading is quite different compared to the rest of the Linux world. You probably already know that we never got in touch with the "classic" way of upgrading software: waiting for a new release, downloading it, burning, putting it in the cdrom drive and then following the upgrade instructions. You know (being a Gentoo user after all) that this process is extremely frustrating for power users that want to live on the bleeding edge. [...]"

http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/gentoo-upgrading.xml

Adding the line:
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(and its various permutations) gets rid of shockwave ads, which are becoming more and more popular, especially in everyones favorite (free registration req'd) online newspaper.