The site is still being worked on. My co-founder has since moved on, but I still consult for the clients we have. This involves releasing bug fixes, patches, upgrades, and adding features.
Ya, we were very happy when nginx finally supported websockets, but we had the same stack deployed to multiple servers (which we did not own) so upgrading all our clients would have been crazy. But ya, I would definitely recommend using nginx 1.4 for a fresh install.
Thanks! Yeah, dealing with updates for government agencies was becoming an extreme burden, but was our only source of revenue so we put up with it. We had trouble finding clients for our locally hosted version of the software. I've since moved on to other projects and would be happy if someone else took this project over.
The last 12 months have been pretty interesting. My partner and I were making enough off LogicPull to work on it full time. Most of our clients are Legal Agencies in or around Ontario. Due to the sensitive nature of the information collected in LogicPull, it was only possible for these agencies to use LogicPull if, and only if, it was installed on their own servers. This has been an uphill battle from the start. Version control was non existent at these agencies, and any updates and/or bug fixes had to go through a formal code review, which could take up to 3 weeks! We decided to open source our software, and just consult with our existing clients. Its been a great ride!
I made this to help me find new music. Most of the time I don't really know what artists/bands I want to listen to, so I made it dead simple. All you need to do is choose a mood and genre from a couple drop downs and it generates a playlist. Just wanted to put it out there in case anyone else would find it useful, and possibly get some feedback. Thanks!