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Tag Archives: Housekeeping
Better Than Nothing?
A quick update on efforts to restore this here website to, I won’t say its former glory, but to whatever it was before it got broken into and wiped clean a couple months ago: Some clips are back! They’re old … Continue reading
Oh Hey
So this here site got hacked a couple months ago, and it’s taken me until now to get around to wiping it clean. Will three-plus years of content be magically restored sometime soon? Who the f knows? I’m just glad to … Continue reading
I’ve Moved!
Hey there, and thanks for stopping by. Thing is, I don’t live here anymore. I’ve packed everything up and moved to paulmcmorrow.com. It’s nice over there – there’s loose talk, lots of white space, big pictures I’m using without permission, … Continue reading
April Housekeeping Notes
A few changes of note around the old Rancho de TK TK. First off, this blog’s face has undergone minor reconstructive surgery, and unlike some people, I think we came out the other side looking better. I’ve dumped Chris Pearson‘s … Continue reading
Archive Awesome Fest 2K8
A quick housekeeping note: They’re finally here. PDFs of old Dig stories. And more are on the way. Now you can relive the glory of deadlines past. You’ll love it. Maybe. Since there’s so many of them, I’ve reorganized the … Continue reading