I've created a new section for the website: technical guides. At the time of writing, there are only two guides, both of which deal with setting up Mozilla Firefox.
There has now been more than a year without updates, though. I guess I set my standards way too high for this sort of thing; nothing ever gets done if one expects too much or too little.

Now the complete site validates as XHTML 1.0 transitional and CSS level 2.1! Yay! I'll add the rest of the pages later.

Added under the 'software' page: three scripts, one for encoding source audio into FLAC, another that automatically splits a single-track FLAC or WAV according to a CUE file and a third that will randomly change the background image. Details there.

I finally finished the framework of the site. It's my first real one, unless you count completed mock-ups as real for some reason. And CSS is bloody annoying; making this site was a thousand headaches. Oh, and I can't (without using something like ECMAscript) define anything dynamically. What the fuck? My life would be so much easier if I could say "the amount of padding is equal to the height of this image minus the space used, only apply if result is positive". But no, HTML and CSS just have to adhere to this old idea that computers can't derive information through inputted logic on their own. What a load.