Heh, it was going great until the server crashed. Better get to work on that!

A couple of my projects are derived from my friends projects. PsychoSpunk wrote the cool script to archive the whole site, but I whipped out the front page which did the autoreload of the current picture. (OK, so that only took like 10 minutes). But when he expands it to autogenerate thumnail pages for the last 24 hours, I'll probably help generate the base HTML for the script to run.

Aparantly I'm the only one of my friends who like HTML, because another friend was involved in creating some Web BBS Software, but the interface is nonexistent, so I'm working on that for him.

The same friend almost convinced me to start in on the Freenet Project. But I decided against that one for various reasons.

I have started on a personal project inspired by a graph problem I've been working on, but it might be too big for me. So I like to solve random problems as well.

In reply to RE: RE: RE: RE: Where do your code ideas come from? by Lexicon
in thread Where do your code ideas come from? by Macphisto

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