Painless upgrades

Just finished doing upgrades of both the Movable Type installation that this blog runs on, and of the software the forums run on. The new version of Movable Type is aimed at helping with comment spam and server issues surrounding the countless comment attempts, while the PHPBB upgrade is because of a security issue.

I’m fairly certain that both went off without a hitch, but if you run into something that’s not working, please let me know!

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