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I added 2 things today:
1. An example of Luhn Validation in Erlang.
2. A Find and Replace utility in Python.

Nothing to get excited about. In all honesty, I didn't feel like emailing the find and replace script to myself, so I decided to "release" it here (more like keep it here for archival purposes). The Erlang thing I did a while ago in my very, very brief "Erlang could be the next big thing," phase. I just happened to notice it as I was writing up the readme for the python util.

In other news, PatOrJK has expressed interest in opening a forum. It's a good idea, so please go to his site and let him know it is.

KJ2 is almost done. There's a bunch of things on my TODO list, but most of it is enhancements. At the moment, I'm torn between adding features and just releasing it because:
1) I'm tired of working on it,
2) Probably no one will play it, and,
3) My lack of art skills really hampers my ability to add features.

Right now, I'm just planning to run a few tests and release it. I know there will be issues because Microsoft decided that releasing 5000 versions of the D3DX util library was a good idea.

I've been looking in to Flash development, but I can't afford it really, so I am looking at Open-source Flash. If anyone has pointers on how to get started with OSFlash (without using Eclipse), I'd appreciate it.

Just kidding. Nothing happened.
Just had to write something.

Pat pointed out to me that my atom feed is not picked up by Google Reader. It turns out that the feed wasn't a valid atom feed.

I fixed it with the help of FeedValidator.org, but it still is not coming up in Reader even though it works in Opera and Firefox. Anyone have any ideas as to why?