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Introduction	My blog may look a bit disparate. Can an anti-sexist really spend time posting about smilies and "good spam" at forums? Well, yes, obviously. I have noticed that some people keep their blogs fairly focussed on some subject matter, or have different blogs for different kinds of topics. I prefer to be an illustration of the complexity of life and persons. My posts are labelled, though, for those who would wish some more order in the world. Where do I come from? I have a background in philosophy. I have been doing webpages for over 10 years. I have been roaming forum communities for years. I know quite a lot about peer-to-peer technology and practice. Recently, I have gone back to school part time. I study computer science, because I want my fragmentary knowledge turned into structured and empowering knowledge. So far, I have mostly done practical courses, like server management and networking, but I have also started studying "real" programming in C++. It takes time, but I do think it's worth it. Anti-Sexist, not Feminist? Well, I want to emphasize that at least in my case it's a reaction against things that are wrong in our society.

Introduction

My blog may look a bit disparate. Can an anti-sexist really spend time posting about smilies and "good spam" at forums? Well, yes, obviously. I have noticed that some people keep their blogs fairly focussed on some subject matter, or have different blogs for different kinds of topics. I prefer to be an illustration of the complexity of life and persons. My posts are labelled, though, for those who would wish some more order in the world. Where do I come from? I have a background in philosophy. I have been doing webpages for over 10 years. I have been roaming forum communities for years. I know quite a lot about peer-to-peer technology and practice. Recently, I have gone back to school part time. I study computer science, because I want my fragmentary knowledge turned into structured and empowering knowledge. So far, I have mostly done practical courses, like server management and networking, but I have also started studying "real" programming in C++. It takes time, but I do think it's worth it. Anti-Sexist, not Feminist? Well, I want to emphasize that at least in my case it's a reaction against things that are wrong in our society.