New job

I've done some DB work tonight - reinstated a couple of optimizations that got lost around the attack in February, plus defragging a bunch of indices and cleaning up some BanMan data. I think the site feels faster but I'll see how it feels in the morning.

On an unrelated note, I started a new job today: I'm a process engineer at NaturalMotion (in Oxford, UK). It's a fun job: my assignment is basically "find ways to make everyone's working practices more efficient." The focus is obviously on technological solutions, so I'll be doing a fair amount of integrating tools with each other, continuous build systems, automated documentation, etc. I enjoy that kind of active problem-solving, especially when my solutions have the potential to affect the company from the developers all the way up to the CEO.