I'm back, with more mkphlog
       Saturday Mar  9  7:11:50 2013
       
       Hello, everybody. I'm back once again. I realize that I haven't been 
       very active in the past couple of months, due to school, but I finished 
       some cool things worth mentioning.
       
       The second and third levels of Gopher Getaway are finished. They are a 
       6x6 and a 7x7 randomly generated maze respectively. I made the original 
       Gopher Getaway in... 2010. And while I realize that it hasn't been the 
       most exciting thing to hit the internet, I'm excited to have these two 
       levels completed. They add hours of gameplay to the original. (If you 
       really want to navagate a text-based labrynth for hours on end, I'm not 
       going to stop you). The only problem is that SDF still can't run gopher 
       moles, so I'll need another way to publish them.
       
       The second thing I got accomplished is basic RSS and ATOM support for 
       mkphlog. I'll push those changes to mkphlog's repository. This is a 
       great way to follow mkphlog-based phlogs. The problem with this idea, 
       however, is that I want all the features of mkphlog to be available 
       to SDF users, which means that I can't use some of the nice 
       tools for parsing xml at the shell. That means that I'm kinda pushing 
       the limits of what I can (or for that matter, should) do with sed. 
       Because the code is rather 'hackish' (some of the ulgliest code I have 
       written, honest), I won't realese a stable version of mkphlog on my 
       gopherspace, only push my changes to the repository. After I tighten 
       things up, then I'll put the stable version up on my gopherspace.
       
       Also it should be noted that very few, if any, RSS and ATOM readers 
       support the gopher protocol, so the whole thing's moot anyway. (If my 
       RSS reader mole was working, I'd put in a shameless plug for that).
       
       Happy phlogging everybody!