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I find it amusing that Computer Times mentioned you using Movable Type… and yet didn’t provide a url on their “write your own blog” section…
Nice home-made web design here… feels simple and personal… and somehow looks quite a little like the Movable Type site, too, with the whitish scheme.
By the way, how did you get to be interviewed by Computer Times?
Yeah, funny isn’t it. They were probably short of space or something.
The journalist simply contacted me one day, after someone else told him about my site.