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21 April 2005

StrangeTales.net fixed up

When there was the unpleasantness with AstondingStories.com, I registered StrangeTales.net along with AstoundingTales.com as alternatives. We went with AstoundingTales.com and I've been using strangetales as a place to put some odd pieces of thought and code.

When I started redoing the AudioCD.com interface (previous post), I decided to redo the StrangeTales.net interface and use it to feature a few programming projects. I made a new piece of pseudo-art for the background and added a links. I am quite proud of it.

http://www.StrangeTales.net

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