You know, I looked at that challenge a couple weeks ago, and thought nothing of it. After all, they're looking for C++ and LISP programmers (I think). It wasn't until this very afternoon that I thought about it again, and started working on it. I had a good start on it before I left work, and I was going to pick back up on it tomorrow. That is, until I read all this. It's like having the ending of a good movie ruined. *sigh* :p
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