The n800 has quite a few media players already, and they all have their good points. None, however, seemed to be very useful, or indeed easy to use, while walking; if you want to change song, they all need you to get the n800 out of your pocket, unlock the screen, tap a button, lock the screen again, and put it back.
Over the years, many project ideas have sprung into (and out of) my head, but some persist for a worryingly long time. The latest contender in this category is the MMOG, or Massively Multiplayer Online Game.
Well, it's been a few weeks since I released LastGraph upon the world, and around a week and a half since I posted it to the Stats group on last.fm in an attempt to get some users.
Yes, upgrades are continuing, and somewhat sporadic thanks to exams and a visit back home, but going nonetheless. Colouring now actually works quite well, and more as it does in Lee Byron's original idea, and the backend system is getting upgrades to support custom colour schemes and proper distributed rendering where nodes can specialise in tasks (because PDF conversion is very specialised, for example).
I'll be upgrading the LastGraph renderer today, which will involve some render node downtime (I'll attempt to keep the main site up, however).