Long time a go go

It seems like forever since I have posted here. Things have been a little krazy. Having a baby and helping run after him, and fixing up this money pit is getting on my nerves.

One big change is that Kim was complaining about her service level agreement on the server that I had in the basement, so I decided to out source our IT department. The website is now on a shared hosting plan, and our email is with Fusemail. So now I know that when I hear the phrase "The web/email is down", it is just the cable. And I don't have to spend 3 hours deciding why SUSE decided to upgrade a module or why Apache decided to stop working.

I figure a few things might now work since I moved the site, but for now all looks good. If you happen to notice something, just let me know.

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