Over 1000 updates from the Dragonfly database (the CMS that ran the site before I moved to Joomla).  Definitely expect some bugginess here, but the text is all here and searchable.  Woot to that.

What's slightly unbelievable is that it was the middle of 2009 before I moved off of Dragonfly.  For some reason (as I write this in the middle of 2011), it feels like I've been on Joomla forever.  Maybe that's a testament to the learning curve?  To the fact that I'm too enmeshed in version 1.5 after only 2 years to be able to move to 1.6 (or 1.7, now...)?  I don't know, but I do know that when I realized that I had started PCW before moving to Joomla my perspective on time shattered into a million pieces.

Some really, really old shit...

The newer of this ancient stuff is from the last version of clapboard that I wrote myself.  It was based on the Fong Device, which was The Cyberarmy version of Matt Wright's WWWBoard script.  I re-wrote it to have a password-protected "post" page and then to post not only titles, but posts on one HTML page and made it the basis for my website.  Thinking about it that way, that was the last time I had a truly unique web presence, since I really did write much of it myself to do exactly what I wanted it to do.

The older stuff is on a similar template, but was cut-n-paste HTML nonsense through dreamweaver or manually, depending on which computer i was at.  I managed to make the Fong Device look virtually identical, but it was way easier.

Who knows where to even put this stuff?