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New layout and url, same old blog
15Mar2009 Filed under: Ramblings Author: Björn SållarpWelcome to my “new” blog! I’ve finally come out of the closet and to make it obvious I changed the layout as well. However, it looks different and has a different URL, but it’s still the same old blog.
Random picture with servers.
My server probably not visible.
I’ve hosted this blog on my old (PPC) Mac Mini in my bedroom closet for a few months. When I started out I didn’t think I would write so much and definitely didn’t think I would have this many visitors. About a week ago Avantime got a brand new Linux environment over at the ever friendly EPiServer hosting so I moved my blog there instead.
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With this blog I try to provide useful tips and solutions for programming .NET, Objective-C and more. My name is Björn Sållarp, and I love writing code.
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Andy
July 4th, 2009 at 1:40 am
I like the new blog Bjorn. Looks like WordPress has made some nice enhancements since I’ve used it a couple years back. I finally joined the crowd and bought an iPhone. Of course, I didn’t want to switch carriers, but redsn0w made fixed that easily using 3.0 none the less, pretty slick.