First off, a big thanks for nothing for the utter lack of response to my previous entry. Either you don't care or you don't read. Neither is all that encouraging, but it does take the pressure off to know that there's really no standard to which I need to aspire, public or private. I guess it's a bit like being on a software project that you know is going to fail (of which I've been on a couple). You suddenly realize that you're working too hard at what you do, so you just let the arrival of your paychecks be the standard to which you aspire.

Yeah, it's a mite depressing, but I get enough feedback at my little browser-games to let me know that I'm going in the right direction in that sphere. Everyone's feedback-driven to one extent or another, and I get enough feedback there (positive and negative) to make up for it elsewhere.



On an unrelated note, good freebie today from Giveaway Of The Day. It's a little screen-recorder and playback gizmo. It allows you to define an area of the screen, records that area for as long as you want, then lets you save out that area in an animated format (Flash or AVI). Very handy if you wanna make an animated tutorial for something.