fumbling.com: site history

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scene. Victoria, British Columbia. August 1999.]

Site History

15 March, 2000: Added my tale of high speed access and the hacker rant. Did some monkeying around with my rant about the Internet. Added Ravages of Spirit.
23 March, 2000: Added Choosing Anger and Touching Passion to Ravages of Spirit. Tossed some new fodder from the mail spool.
13 May, 2000: Updated An Open Letter From A Hacker with some new information about the CBC, and a rebuttal to their open letter to us.
14 June, 2000: Added the first photo exhibit: ".. and the Sky, full of Fire..".
sometime in June: Cobbled together a bit about photography.
8 July, 2000: Added a bad poem to Ravages of Spirit.
26 July, 2000: Enshrined a very big loser in the mail archives. Welcome home, twit.
15 September, 2000: Spent some time writing about the shoddy state of Web browsers.
26 October, 2000: The personal vehicle lighting table starts to look a lot less pathetic.
2 November, 2000: I give a talk to 250 earth and ocean science students at the University of Victoria on the subject of earthquake preparedness, and put a handout on the Web to save trees and cut down on copying costs.
14 November, 2000: Quality time + Napster + strange song = After the Storms, the most positive thing to show up on my Web site in months.
27 November, 2000: I expose evidence of vote fraud from the Canadian Alliance in the 2000 election.
18 January, 2001: My strange and bizarre entry into the world of mixed media joins Ravages of Spirit.
16 June, 2001: I lose what's left of my sanity and start a Web log.
26 August, 2001: Statistics for domain usage available.
10 September, 2001: Still Lives, a story about waking up, is added to Ravages of Spirit as the first new contribution in well over eight months. Sad, yeah?
3 February, 2004: New blog started: Dead Reckoning, a linky-linky blog covering the Seattle Mariners.

are you out there, can you hear this?
jimmy olson, johnny memphis?
i was out here listening all the time
and though the static walls surround me
you were out there and you found me
i was out here listening all the time
--dar williams, "are you out there"

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