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The Yule Blog (or put another blog on the wire)
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Time for the traditional Yule Blog! Sitting here in front of a blazing fire (both literally and metaphorically) it's time to appreciate 2005. . . It's been quite a year here in SoftwareLand. . .(and over on the podcast as well!) In February the...
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