GraemeF.com has been around in one form or another since 2001, but I had a poke around the blog content and decided that each bit fell into one or more of the following categories:

1. Outdated technical posts that would be downright misleading now;
2. Personal stuff that the Interwebs should not be interested in;
3. Links auto-posted from my Del.icio.us account;
4. Factually inaccurate bullshit.

So, rather than actually create categories for the above, I decided to reboot my blog, and now all of the old content is gone.

So what now?

It’s time for a fresh start. Having dabbled with product management for a while and ultimately decided that it’s not for me, I’m back to being a full-time software developer, and that’s what I intend to write about.

However, what’s more likely to happen is:

1. I start off well, with a couple of posts about test driven development and the like;
2. The posts get shorter and shorter and are spaced farther and farther apart;
3. In a year’s time I’ve all but forgotten about it when the hosting charge is applied to my debit card, for which my wife never forgives me.

Sounds like a plan!