Restoration

Posted on April 25th, 2005 by Jeff

An alert reader might notice that there are a couple of posts missing from the blog. Apparently, this site, along with the as-yet-unpublished main site were deleted from my hosting service. I hadn’t backed up the site in a couple of months, but what I did have is now restored.

Good thing the code wasn’t up there.

Filed under: General

One Response to “Restoration”

  1. Markus Werle, on May 2nd, 2005 at 4:18 am Said:

    Hi!

    Is there a chance, VisEmacs.NET will be available soon?
    Could you give some estimate?
    Is there some beta release available?
    MSVC editor drives me nuts all the time …

    best regards - and thank you for the effort!

    Markus

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