I’ve posted a new short story over on my main site.  It’s called The Deadline, and it’s a sort of dotcom horror thing.  This is actually a new/old story:  I started writing it in 1999 and never finished it. I recently dug it up again and realized it wasn’t that bad, although it’s kind of dated.  I finished it and updated some of the more obvious anachronisms but it still has a strong 1999 feel.

I also finally got around to updating the design of my main site and putting everything back into content management.  The one advantage of rebuilding wordpress a couple of times is that I’ve become very good at it.  (wan smile)

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The Curious Incident of the Chickens In the Night-Time

January 19, 2012

I used to count the feet. At sundown all the chickens march into the chicken coop and hop onto the roost to put themselves to bed. I go out a little bit later with a flashlight to close the door of the chicken coop so that nothing would get at them at night. Every night [...]

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hacked, the followup

January 4, 2012

(I am getting a lot of hits on this post from google. If you came here because you think your wordpress install has been hacked as well, make sure you also read Hacked! and Hacked, Again!) I’ve done nearly all the design updates I’m going to do to the blog for now although I have [...]

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hacked, again!

January 3, 2012

(I am getting a lot of hits on this post from google. If you came here because you think your wordpress install has been hacked as well, make sure you also read Hacked! and Hacked, the Followup) It turns out that everything I did yesterday made no difference at all, and my hacker came back [...]

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hacked!

January 2, 2012

(I am getting a lot of hits on this post from google. If you came here because you think your wordpress install has been hacked as well, make sure you also read Hacked, Again! and Hacked, the Followup) So, I had a fun afternoon, how about you? A week or so ago, I noticed an [...]

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