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September, 2005

Nagu has moved!

postedby ericnguyen on September28th,2005 tagged Uncategorized

Oh shit. Where is mindtangle.net? Well, it’s right in front of you, obviously, but it will no longer be the personal musings, geekness, and travelogues of yours truly.

Instead, I’ve moved to http://nagu.mindtangle.net. This address will soon be the site of a new group blog that a number of friends and I will be posting to. Soon, hopefully, mindtangle.net be seeing more than a post a week.

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