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Project Blog Updates

Guest List is now only visible to those who are logged in with an account. This is to improve general privacy of users.

Guest IP Addresses are only visible to level 2 and above accounts. For users with insuffecient access, it simply states the name as Unknown, instead of the IP Address.

Guest List now attempts to generate a name for the guest based on the ip address of the visitor. It searches anonymous comments and user accounts and if a match is found, it uses the last used alias isntead of an IP.

It's light out now... I'm unsure of why; perhaps something to do with this 'sun' everyone keeps talking about.

Project Blog Updates

Yes, I realize I just wrote an entry detailing updates, but this one is worth it's own post, because:

Project Blog Updates

Hover your mouse (or mouseover) the names in the Active Users bar, including the Guest count. Thanks.

Who would have thought waking up after a way too long sleep would leave you feeling groggy and ewwy? I didn't! Bah! I woke up way late after forcing myself to lay in bed, surrounded by cats... I'm not sure what I was thinking but for some reason I thought I needed to stay in bed for as long as possible.

Mark and I just went to the store because Mark needed milk, and I never pass up a chance to get my hand on some chocolate bars, so off we went to the store, where we were baffled how the lady would say, "Cats", but that's a discussion for another time.

Project Blog Updates

The script will now keep track of how many users are currently viewing the page who are not logged in (called Guests). Before the script would only show how many active users there were based on users logged in, now it takes into consideration users who are not logged in but still accessing the page.

Excessive Stats Updates

Last night I added in a neat new feature called Custom Phrase Graphs. In order to implement the feature, I had to work in the Excessive Accounts aspect, so it will now show whether or not you are logged in. The new feature, Custom Phrase Graphs, is only available to those who are logged in.

Project Blog Updates

Over the last few weeks I've added in a few minor tweaks and additions, nothing major, and probably nothing you'd notice, but it's about time I at least make an entry stating some (or most) of the updates (that I can remember).

I just had a late, late bath (it's late), but I felt I needed to in order to relax a bit... and I guess it did it's job... at least it gets me feeling like it's night time, so I can put my mind at rest in that way.

Recently Conan has been all reruns and it sucks... or at least I think it's recently... I don't pay much attention I guess, but the one on right now is from November, and that's a freakin long time ago.

I installed Half-Life 2 tonight, and made sure it ran okay with the settings maxed, and it did, except when I modified one set of option, the options screen froze and I ended its task, and never bothered to load it up again. I'll start the game for real tomorrow, since I'm interested in the story. I also installed Dungeon Siege 2, because back in the day, Ben and I really played the hell out of Dungeon Siege 1, especially with the maps and mods you could download, so I thought I'd give the second a shot. I played for a half hour or so, and it looks like it's got some potential, and the only lame thing I've noticed is that you can't hold down the mouse button to run, you actually have to keep clicking, from point to point, to keep running... that's fucking annoying as hell. Of course, once I play these games a bit more, I'll talk about them more and let you all know my opinion on them.

I just finished eating supper... a wonderful chicken breast, buttery potatos and buttery corn meal. When I defrosted the chicken, I forgot about it and instead of defrosting, it half cooked the outside of the chicken, so parts of it were dry, but I could still eat them.