I was just thinking the other day... There's no way I've had that many people download my stuff. It's just not possible.

Then I checked out my statistics pages and I realized that the Googlebot was probably the culprit because I didn't make a robots.txt. So I went ahead and fixed that. I may someday go through my logs and see how many people actually downloaded stuff.

Probably not though.

In other news, I FINALLY convinced someone to get me a copy of Flash. I'm gonna be learning that and possibly making games for it.

Forget linux. I tried out Kubuntu and it performed so very poorly. Worse, in fact, than Windows Vista on my grossly underpowered work computer. Here's a breakdown:
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Anyway, forget the last post. Back on Windows. Gonna try and finish stuff.

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?

At work, a client is whining about a project I just finished (of course). Naturally, I can't duplicate the bug that they found, so I ask for more information.

What kind of internet connection is used there?

And the response:

We access the internet through our LAN.

I hope that's funny to other people because it makes me very, very sad.

I'm getting to work with Pylons for an internal project at work.

I've missed it so. I haven't toyed with it since 0.9.4, and I was concerned by how much and how frequent it was changing.

Concerns eliminated -- have a nice day.

My only remaining qualm is that it depends on exactly 8 billion outside packages. But I can live.

More later...maybe...