Update + Push :(

Well, good news is : Windows 7 has Internet now, I got that one working. The bad news : I'm pushing the release date for ReFRACT V2.0, it's pretty much done though. Hence the 16-page source code packet I had today in school. However, the code is quite bugged and it needs some serious work. There's also some features I dropped but will have time to add now that it's pushed. I'm not entirely sure of the push date as of now. I may discontinue the project, which sadly happens a lot. I haven't really worked on something consistently. Project ideas are always welcome, since I'm so uncreative. Feel free to comment with any ideas, aside from that I might be starting a C++ tutorial blog since the only good tutorial I found was on cplusplus.com but was very limited in what it taught you. This tutorial was my basis for learning, but I had to turn elsewhere for everything else. I seriously need ideas though, ideas. ideas. ideas. FEED ME TEH IDEAS. I seriously need a good project. One good project and I could probably put Deviant Core Ltd. on the map. Not that we make any money as a nonprofit organization... but it'd be pretty cool having some real help around here. It's just me at the moment. No alternative authors, developers, etc. Just me. So, if you've got experience and are willing to contribute to projects as a team, you can also help with that. I'm thinking this is the first time I've actually mentioned the fact that we've got no staff aside from me, thus making "We" a royal we. Well, if I go to our website designer Mitchell Andrews and go : "bitch, you're part of the crew now." Then, you could say we've got two people. But hey, what can I say... there aren't exactly a lot of freelance developers looking to work in a development team. So Deviant-Core is a release front-end at the moment. I guess being a network top-level domain finally makes sense. Anyway, to sum it all up :
IDEAS IDEAS IDEAS!
DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS DEVELOPERS!
WEB DESIGNERS WEB DESIGNERS WEB DESIGNERS!
C'mon... you get FTP access for the last two :)
Just ask Mitch, he got his own domain name and root-access to his own site from me. Domain name was a one time thing though.