We’re now running on a faster virtual machine hosted in Boston, which seems to have excellent uptime. I’ve also taken this opportunity to upgrade to the latest WordPress. The main page is gone for now, but it avoids the total lunacy of a Ruby on Rails application running for the main page, with PHP for the rest of the (WordPress) site with about 100 lines of mod_rewrite insanity to glue it all together. It’s nice and simple now, like it should be.

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4. CSS Fixed
5. Why you should use a CMS