So, one year ago today the most precious thing ever happened. My daughter Alexis Marie Mallett was born. I wanted to take this time to wish her a happy birthday! I love you baby-girl!

So due to the birth of my daughter, and a few other things taking place in my personal life a lot of my projects have been put on standby...I still check this place out regularly so if you have any questions feel free to post them in the shoutbox or email them to me. Until then, later.

So I know that I've been gone from a bunch of my regular places for a while, however during my absence I discovered the incredible usefulness of a little service called github. Now I know that most of you reading this are probably rolling your eyes, but in short...I DON'T CARE. End of story. Anyways, you can find the projects that I am currently working on, developing, or helping with over there. Be sure to check it regularly as the larger projects that I work on can be found there during development before they are released here!

https://github.com/darkvengance

Ok, so I was bored and for some random reason got to thinking about debit and credit cards. During my time pondering I was wondering, since debit cards have PIN numbers if a malicious attacker managed to get ahold of that card and attempt to use it (before it was reported) what are the odds to them "guessing" the PIN?

Well now it's time for math:

Ok, so I've been hearing a lot about this new policy congress was trying to pass through (SOPA) and naturally, me being me, I didn't really feel all that concerned. But I've done some thinking on the topic and realized that the United States controls all of the internet! I mean think about it, ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers), aka the people who assign domain names, is a company based out of California; not to mention that about 78% of the worlds DNS servers are in the USA.

So basically if this were to pass the United States government could shut down any site they wanted, for practically any reason. So this got me thinking...what the hell would I do without the internet!?! Yeh, bit of an over-reaction, but none-the-less, this jump-started my idea to create a completely free alternative to the internet...