Congrats!

So, you managed to find the hidden link in the comma, eh?

Either that, or I just made a witty comment to myself.

Just some ideas to be implemented into the 'ol homepage...

I'll actually be keeping the final product completely "platform independent", which means that some versions will not be as interactive as others... Right now, I plan to have a text-only version, a "regular" version (graphics + possibly (although I'd like to avoid them as much as possible) frames), and a Java version.
Lots of hidden crap.
Complete list and review of CD collection.
"Town" environment. (Note: bottom of screen should have a town image map)
- welcome.html will be the "city gates"
- Library - written stuff
- Music Store? - CD Reviews
- Urinals - stupid funny junk.
- Town Hall - author information
- Buried time capsule (in public park) - Revision information
- Public park - Guestbook
- Train/Bus Station - Other Links
- Public Access Information Service (PAIS) - New News
  - (first thing you see as you enter the town)
  - Include count of visits
  - ?Residents of Zibaland?
- The Soap Box - The Good and the Bad.
- The Life Sucks Fan Club HQ
- Local crazies -> Demand Netscape Navigator, killers of Microsoft Explorer, not because one is particularly better than the other, but because Microsoft is an entity of such consummate evil. (perhaps even work in a whole "Microsoft is the corporate incarnation of the Devil" thing... hmmm...)

If this really is someone other than myself who found/was shown the hidden comma link, then please feel free to send me some e-mail with comments, criticisms, and suggestions. Besides, you'll get to be added to the "Dubious Hall of Fame" list. (So that's what it's all about!)

Here's some more goodies for those who made it this far:

A Java Applet demonstrating k-d tree insertion and searching
A Java Applet for the Dots And Boxes Game.

I can't guarantee that these online versions were the most updated versions... (i.e.: that they work)