When I first started my website, I bought this domain with the intention of it being an information security focused site. I initially wanted to stay anonymous, using only my first name on the site, and I even kept the content outside of the blog updated for the first few months. (This is when I was in grad school and had the time). The blog ended up being more personal than I originally intended, the content updates lapsed, and since only my friends were reading it, anonymity became an afterthought. When I was getting married a few years ago I pointed the web domain www.elias-bachrach.com (which I had previously only used for email forwarding), at my site and created a wedding directory. This way I could have wedding related content on the www.elias-bachrach.com domain. The unforseen consequence of this was that I had now merged my personal website and what was initially supposed to be my professional one. That problem has now been rectified. Over at www.elias-bachrach.com I have a family webpage replete with pictures and have moved the blog over. This site will become what it was originally supposed to be – a site focused on information security. I probably still won’t be updating the content any time soon, but I will at least have the blog.

All the web design work (except for some details) are done. I’ve updated the DNS entries for elias-bachrach.com, and as soon as it propagates across the internet, you’ll see the site switch over. This blog here will essentially be starting over from scratch with this post.