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Tommasz1 2 Contents Your Most Personal Book. tommasz1 2 Contents 1 2001 25 1.1 February . 25 1.1.1 My world and welcome to it! (2001-02-19 18:06) ................... 25 1.1.2 Why I changed to LiveJournal (2001-02-19 19:14) . 25 1.1.3 (2001-02-20 17:23) . 25 1.1.4 (2001-02-22 13:03) . 25 1.1.5 You can tell me off! (2001-02-22 17:58) ........................ 26 1.1.6 When something works, you use it (2001-02-23 14:50) . 26 1.1.7 All your base are belong to us! (2001-02-24 21:35) . 26 1.1.8 Is Change Inevitable? (2001-02-28 12:44) ....................... 27 1.2 March............................................... 27 1.2.1 Is Courtney Love a pioneer? (2001-03-01 13:08) ................... 27 1.2.2 We apologize for the inconvenience (2001-03-06 20:32) . 28 1.2.3 It's worse than I feared (2001-03-07 12:39) ...................... 28 1.2.4 The downward spiral (2001-03-13 14:54) ....................... 28 1.2.5 An Experiment in Workplace Community (2001-03-14 16:02) . 28 1.2.6 Had this been a real life... (2001-03-19 10:33) ..................... 29 1.2.7 Been whining, will stop (2001-03-21 10:57) ...................... 29 1.2.8 Resume is up as promised (2001-03-23 14:13) ..................... 30 1.2.9 This Time for Sure! (2001-03-24 22:03) - pleased ................... 30 1.2.10 It doesn't have to be this way (2001-03-28 12:07) - annoyed . 31 1.2.11 One Year Anniversary! (2001-03-28 17:21) - happy . 32 1.3 April................................................ 32 1.3.1 State of the Geek Message (2001-04-09 12:55) .................... 32 1.3.2 Watching Virtual Communities Unravel (2001-04-10 12:37) . 32 1.3.3 Greetings (2001-04-13 14:14) - good .......................... 33 1.3.4 Some additional reading (2001-04-16 09:32) - geeky . 33 3 1.3.5 (2001-04-17 17:08) . 34 1.3.6 Community Updates (2001-04-26 18:29) ........................ 34 1.4 May ................................................ 35 1.4.1 Strange Things Happen (2001-05-01 12:25) - cynical . 35 1.4.2 Movin' On Up! (2001-05-03 14:13) - amused ...................... 35 1.4.3 A weight off my shoulders (2001-05-04 11:46) - jubilant . 35 1.4.4 So long and thanks for all the fish (2001-05-14 20:39) - sad . 35 1.4.5 The end of Eazel (2001-05-16 15:39) - geeky ...................... 36 1.4.6 Holding back (2001-05-22 12:40) ............................ 36 1.4.7 Whither Blogger? (2001-05-23 17:05) - worried .................... 37 1.4.8 Memorial Day and Pearl Harbor (2001-05-27 22:59) - grateful . 37 1.4.9 Coming soon (2001-05-29 14:28) - moody ....................... 37 1.4.10 Some more on virtual communities (2001-05-31 14:08) - amused . 37 1.5 June................................................ 38 1.5.1 Why yes, yes I am behind schedule (2001-06-05 09:18) - good . 38 1.5.2 Instant Messaging update (2001-06-05 17:07) - thoughtful . 38 1.5.3 All that, and he makes his own beer too (2001-06-08 13:08) - amused . 38 1.5.4 Crime and Punishment (2001-06-10 17:14) ...................... 39 1.5.5 Still late, getting later (2001-06-11 13:33) ....................... 39 1.5.6 Minor updates (2001-06-12 10:46) ........................... 39 1.5.7 Happy Father's Day and other stuff (2001-06-17 13:20) . 39 1.5.8 More Digital Media Notes (2001-06-18 13:10) - creative . 39 1.5.9 Battle of the Internet Behemoths (2001-06-19 16:52) - thoughtful . 40 1.5.10 More Napster News (2001-06-20 17:16) ........................ 41 1.5.11 Real Ale (2001-06-23 21:46) - content ......................... 41 1.5.12 Tai Chi (2001-06-25 14:24) - artistic .......................... 41 1.5.13 More songs about buildings and food (2001-06-27 14:22) - artistic . 42 1.5.14 The News (2001-06-29 16:24) - grateful ......................... 42 1.6 July ................................................ 43 1.6.1 More of the same old thing (2001-07-02 16:17) - contemplative . 43 1.6.2 Houston, we have a redesign (2001-07-03 12:19) - pleased . 43 1.6.3 Progress Report (2001-07-09 13:12) .......................... 43 1.6.4 Limited Success (2001-07-11 18:49) .......................... 44 1.6.5 Wait! There's More! (2001-07-20 10:49) ........................ 44 1.6.6 Progress (lite) (2001-07-22 21:03) ........................... 44 4 1.6.7 Things that have changed (2001-07-24 15:24) ..................... 44 1.6.8 Some IM News (2001-07-26 15:08) ........................... 45 1.6.9 A Progress Report with Real Progress (2001-07-30 10:52) . 45 1.6.10 SirCam Virus Strikes! (2001-07-31 11:37) ....................... 45 1.7 August . 46 1.7.1 Just Stuff (2001-08-03 11:10) .............................. 46 1.7.2 An Interesting Virtual Community Site (2001-08-08 11:20) . 46 1.7.3 Yet Another Status Report (2001-08-14 13:28) .................... 46 1.7.4 On the Road (2001-08-15 13:54) ............................ 46 1.7.5 Middleage (2001-08-20 13:38) .............................. 47 1.7.6 Geeks and God (2001-08-22 13:09) ........................... 47 1.7.7 More of the same (2001-08-27 20:17) .......................... 48 1.7.8 Bad writing alert! (2001-08-28 10:33) ......................... 48 1.7.9 Feedback (2001-08-28 20:09) .............................. 48 1.7.10 Suggested Reading (2001-08-29 09:35) ......................... 48 1.7.11 More difficult reading (2001-08-29 14:07) ....................... 49 1.7.12 Random thoughts (2001-08-30 12:07) ......................... 49 1.8 September . 49 1.8.1 More on growing up (2001-09-04 11:53) ........................ 49 1.8.2 Desktop Eating (2001-09-06 12:33) ........................... 49 1.8.3 Hey! (2001-09-07 15:19) ................................. 50 1.8.4 Endings (2001-09-07 22:21) ............................... 50 1.8.5 Bad news does come in threes (2001-09-10 09:03) . 50 1.8.6 But on a positive note (2001-09-10 10:54) ....................... 50 1.8.7 (2001-09-10 13:57) . 50 1.8.8 Some more on religion (2001-09-11 08:25) ....................... 50 1.8.9 (2001-09-11 11:06) . 51 1.8.10 (2001-09-11 16:42) . 51 1.8.11 Posted also on my Weblog (2001-09-12 09:17) .................... 51 1.8.12 Something from Julian of Norwich (2001-09-12 14:44) . 51 1.8.13 (2001-09-13 15:22) . 52 1.8.14 (2001-09-14 11:17) . 52 1.8.15 Is religion in general to blame? (2001-09-18 09:17) . 53 1.8.16 I gave blood today (2001-09-20 15:03) ......................... 53 1.8.17 Land of the free and the home of the brave (2001-09-23 20:20) . 53 5 1.8.18 Songs, songs, songs (2001-09-24 09:20) ........................ 53 1.8.19 Welcome! (2001-09-26 12:56) .............................. 54 1.8.20 Here's a question for you (2001-09-27 11:51) ..................... 54 1.8.21 In lieu of your responses (2001-09-30 20:16) ...................... 55 1.9 October . 55 1.9.1 Random thoughts (2001-10-01 10:05) ......................... 55 1.9.2 Apology (2001-10-02 13:49) ............................... 56 1.9.3 Think about this (2001-10-04 12:59) .......................... 56 1.9.4 The places of our dreams (2001-10-05 08:33) ..................... 56 1.9.5 Unleash the dogs of war (2001-10-10 09:52) ...................... 57 1.9.6 Are you scared? (2001-10-12 14:44) .......................... 57 1.9.7 Stuff from my head (2001-10-15 11:48) ........................ 57 1.9.8 Guitar (2001-10-17 10:17) ................................ 58 1.9.9 Futility (2001-10-23 09:07) ............................... 58 1.9.10 Non Disclaimer Agreement (2001-10-24 12:32) .................... 58 1.9.11 The SSSCA and the future (2001-10-24 13:58) .................... 59 1.9.12 More disturbing dreams (2001-10-25 15:06) ...................... 59 1.9.13 Images of the Past (2001-10-31 11:17) ......................... 59 1.10 November . 60 1.10.1 Had to share this (2001-11-02 11:14) .......................... 60 1.10.2 Something I've been thinking about (2001-11-06 11:07) . 60 1.10.3 More on motivators (2001-11-07 15:34) ........................ 60 1.10.4 Another redesign is coming (2001-11-09 13:04) .................... 61 1.10.5 More trouble for NYC (2001-11-12 13:46) ....................... 61 1.10.6 I wrote something on the Fray (2001-11-12 18:06) . 61 1.10.7 Not the best of days (2001-11-13 17:05) ........................ 62 1.10.8 Online communities (2001-11-14 10:38) ........................ 62 1.10.9 Home recording (2001-11-17 17:32) .......................... 62 1.10.10 Odd coincidences (2001-11-19 15:06) .......................... 62 1.10.11 Those freakin' deer! (2001-11-26 09:51) ........................ 62 1.10.12 A site (and book) about Online Communities (2001-11-28 16:50) . 63 1.10.13 When meetings go bad (2001-11-29 15:05) ...................... 63 1.11 December . 63 1.11.1 More on communities (2001-12-03 08:59) ....................... 63 1.11.2 Year-end review (2001-12-05 12:15) .......................... 64 6 1.11.3 Minor changes (2001-12-06 21:07) ..........................
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