Will code for food!

This world isn't well built for the support of wandering programmers, but it's getting better. I have a few opportunities to code for things other than money, specifically free geek and Sisters of the Road Cafe. Free geek offers me nearly unlimited linux-y computer access for minimal volunteering, and Sisters offers food for similar work. Not much, but it isn't bad.

Yay, people certified me! Now i can put myself down as a developer on the projects i work on ^_^

After my interlude in the forest and elsewhere, i have come back and released the next iteration of Ruby-LinkParser. This is the pure ruby version now, which doesn't come close to the C version in terms of functionality, but there is still alot of fun to be had with it as it is. I'm working now on making a more useful interface, along the lines of ged's ruby Linguistics module.