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+date: "2000-09-18T15:02:00Z"
+title: Welcome to the new Pablotron Server
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+
+If you can see this message, than you're on the new pablotron server...
+Hooray!
+<br /><br />
+
+So here's what's new -- I've added my work web server to the list of
+uptimes (on the sidevar).  Also, I completely redid the 
+<a href="/projects/">Projects page</a>.  Check it out and let me
+know what you think.  I also added unique pages for
+<a href="/projects/cam/">Cam</a> and <a href="projects/ewl/">EWL</a>.
+<br /><br />
+
+On a related note, I've submitted a couple of patches to 
+<a href="http://www.mrob.com/gnut/">Gnut</a>.  Basically, they
+just add config-file loading, saving, and command-line evaluation.
+I hadn't used Gnut at all until a few days ago, but it's already
+my favorite <a href="http://gnutella.wego.com/">Gnutella</a>
+client by far.  It's fast, stable, easy to use, and it's got
+several features that other clients don't have.  For example, Gnut
+can blacklist nodes (no more spam via Gnutella), monitor based on
+requests that yield results, monitor based on download requests,
+limit upstream transfer rates, and filter search results with regular
+expressions.  It compiles out-of-the-box under most UNIX variants
+and Windows (although the latter is missing many features), and 
+there is a GUI frontend in the works.  If you're using one of the
+supported systems and you use Gnutella, give Gnut a try and see
+what you think.
+