1. Email contact has been removed from the Contact page, in lieu of using the forum. Explanation is on the contact page.
2. I have removed all the projects from my projects page and site map that I will never finish and aren’t far enough along to be of any use to anyone. Most of these were written before I was 13 (in 1997). I had originally intended this site to be a collection of everything I have ever started and done, but I now see a lot of this as useless fluff. Projects removed are:
   • Personal Libraries: Old C++ libraries that are very outdated
   • Picture Encrypt: This was just an image steganography encrypter using the picture as a one time pad. I made this as a kid before I knew image steganography and one-time-pads were things that were already known.
   • WebRoute: This was a Windows file system driver that allowed grabbing files from different directories in tiers. Its functionality is easily matched with symbolic links and apache redirects.
   • FileSync: A visually interactive rsync type program. Rsync is a better solution anyways, and I’m sure frontends for it are out there.
   • File Functions: Old C++ CLI libraries that are very outdated and all have better alternatives out there
   • Web Rich Text Editor: While I was way ahead of the curve on making this, I never polished and released it. There are so many out there nowadays anyways...
   • Midi: This was the very first “large” project I built as a kid (Probably ~11). Essentially, I wanted to create a competitor to what was then the only solution (I think) for creating midis/sheet-music, Cakewalk Studio.
   • Web List Creator: Old and outdated JS library
   • eBay Content Creation: An old project I never finished, which was used to quickly create eBay pages with widgets and precompiled graphical designs.
   • RubixSolver: A program I never even really started to implement due to technological constraints of the time.
   • Icon Run: A novel gimmick from when I was very young that I never got working very well
   • MP3 Tagger: Pretty useless old program that uses a file format trick I should not have utilized in the first place
   • Logic Puzzles: Silly knock-offs of puzzles from the game Journeyman 2 (you have to be pretty old to remember these)
   • File Sender, QuickChat, Collage Maker: Outdated with much better solutions out there
   • College Crap, QBasic Crap, Highschool C++ Class: Like they say, old useless crap
   • Process Saver, All-In-One Networking Kit: Programs I never even got started
3. I added MySQL replication ring status reporting script to the Other Web Scripts page

Continuing my attempt to get stuff moved over to GitHub, I just added a GitHub Repo for HackPics.

This is a rather old project that I originally created in late 2004. It had some minor modifications done to it in mid 2008 to help with the code clarity so others could work with it easier. I was requested to add it to GitHub a few weeks back, so here it is. Strangely enough, this has always been one of my most popular Projects. Always seems to happen with video game utilities/projects.

The rather long explanation of the project history and my findings regarding this project can be found in the request thread on my forum.

Just uploaded a new project (that I actually got up on github a bit over a week ago), HTTP-Forwarders v1.0.0. It completely mirrors a website on a different domain by forwarding through a server. It has 2 HTTP forwarder/proxies. One in Go, and the other in PHP. Note: The Go version is much more advanced, reliable, and fast.