Created Unescape Hex Decoder project and released version 1.1.

Released updated version of old QBASIC project, Cannon Fire, to fix bugs and support QB64, a multi platform QBASIC implementation. Reviewed other QBASIC projects for QB64 compatibility.

Added FAHS - Folding @ Home Stats project, a LAMP web application utilizing PHP and Google Charts to track and view specified Folding @ Home team statistics.

Released first version of YConvert, a simple PHP script for automating video to audio conversion and upload.

Released beta 2 of SoCoIRC, a simple IRC chat client.

Released bug fix build of SLC - Source Line Counter. Also added a Windows installation package.

Released beta build 1 of new SLC - Source Line Counter project.

Released beta build 2 of QPath.

Added the QPath project. A PATH variable management tool.

Added the SoCo IRC project. A cross platform IRC client based on the Qt 4 framework.

I've updated the ECL (Error Level Comparer) and it still has some new features to come yet. I added a handy little Open In CMD registry script.

I've updated the Privilege Spawner for better configuration saving and to fix a minor bug. This version is candidate for this projects final release.

I've updated the Template Assembler project with a minor bug fix. This project is close to being final.

I've added an old project named Loop Maker. When I was making this DirectX 7 was the newest version. I think I was 17 years old, or so. I compiled a usable but very buggy executable, using DirectX 8 to post along with it's source code.

XLibrary project updated. Now includes some Yahoo source from the yahClient project as well as a start on some Microsoft DirectX encapsulation.

I've added an embedded project, M86 Display. This is a C module meant for the MPLAB C18 compiler for PIC micro controllers. It provides functions for using a Hitachi style M68 bus timing display.

The yahClient project takes over the old CppClient project.

I've added the Code Bits system. This is a PHP system I made to allow posting smaller snippets of source code. It is a work in progress that still under development. I hope to use it to share smaller sets of code, while using it as a platform for testing new tagging and searching concepts. Ideally it will eventually server as some sort of entire project posting and management system.

I've posted the XLibrary project. This is my repository of C++ souce modules including string, list, buffer, even, socket, and some yahoo classes. Released under the new SSOL v1.1 license.

I've posted the Template Assembler project. This is a Python script which provides generic text templating.

The project page for Cpp Client (generic name) a Yahoo® chat client is up. Currently a compiled rough demo in it's infancy is posted. Questions about the focus of the project and it's possible availability of source code have not yet been made.
The repository I've been working on will be posted as a collection of C++ source code library modules called XLibrary (meant to be a generic name) as soon as I finish writing up a license and making preparations. It focuses on writing all needed modules starting from objects for strings, threads, files, lists, and buffers. The library already encompasses client sockets with proxy support, HTTP client connections, and more. The library is a ground up rewrite with a focus on testing, maintainability, and being made portable in the future.

I've spent a while updating my repository of code that I reuse for common things such as network sockets, lists, and threads. I've eliminated the dependence on the Borland visual compiler's AnsiString library. I'd like to think I also improved and stream lined these modules as well. This was some long over house keeping that should help me cross into doing some Linux and cross-platform projects. The better object implementation of the modules should also greatly speed up development time (I finally let go of the Init()/Release() convention I've held onto for many years).

I overhauled Source Packager and posted build 3. Cleans up many outstanding bugs and lack of functionality. Adds new features and cleans up interface.

Released Privilege Spawner build 5. This build adds support for specifying a path and arguments, as well as resolving an issue with securing the configuration file.

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