Update to Domain Name Change

Published: June 19, 2007Posted in: blogTags:

It looks like the domain name change has finally “taken.” Hopefully most things have been updated on the site itself, and URLs going to the old site should be redirected.

Now I just need to finish moving myself, and I can get back to posting.

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