I had my final university exam this morning. I have no idea if it went well or not, the questions were badly worded and rather confusing so I answered them as best I could. If it didn't pass then oh well. Buuuut... That is it. That is the end of university forever! :D Assuming I've passed everything, obviously. But yeah, I'm done. Now the job search starts. *Snore*

Now that studying is done and out of the way, work on PHPAskIt 3.0 will be stepping up. It's almost finished as it is, but I'm wondering if perhaps there needs to be more done to it... Anyone got any suggestions on things they want to see? Most of what has already been suggested both at CodeGrrl and on my previous PAI blog entry have already been implemented.

Also... Is anyone good with AJAX, and willing to contribute to PHPAskIt? Obviously since PAI is a free script this wouldn't involve payment, but I would just need some guidance from an AJAXy wiz if one is available. I've tried doing some AJAX myself and whilst I was moderately successful, I don't really want to put out some JS that will most likely break or be full of security holes because I'm not very good at it.

...has anyone noticed the date today? For people who write the short form of the date in day/month/year format, today is 05/06/07. At 9 minutes past 8 and 10 seconds this morning it was 05/06/07 08:09:10, heh. For those who write the date in month/day/year format, 05/06/07 happened on the 6th of May. Either way, slightly amusing. Woooo

Oh and I've decided the tag cloud will stay for now. I'm going to try and make it all colourful and pretty and stuff and if I can't do that then the ugliness of it right now will be gone (promise) :P Thank you all for your feedback.

I have been majorly hit by spam in the last week or so. Not on this site, not on my mail forms... but in my emails. O___O Where are these bots getting my address from? When I join cliques or fanlistings, the address is never displayed or at least "protected" by Javascript. On this site, my address is scrambled by Javascript as well. Nowhere else does my email address appear online. Could it be that the bots have got round the Javascript trick? Gaaah. Luckily SpamAssassin is taking care of everything and sending it straight to my spam box (I have to have it sent to me because too many genuine emails get lost if I don't), so I don't have to sort through the masses and masses of prescription, software and enlargement offers that I will never need. Spam is evil.

Oh and it was me and the boyfriend's 3rd-year-together anniversary yesterday. Go us. :D