Welcome Back!

I got an email this morning from a long-lost blogger, Brad Murphy. Some of you long-time readers may remember back a few years ago when Brad was trying out his hand at blogging, but life got in the way and he had to give it up. Now he’s back with The Late Night Geek-Out. (The link is to bradmurphy.net, which is the new domain, if your DNS server hasn’t caught the change yet, you can view the site here.)

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