Major changes: Added simple GUI for human players
Setup phase doesn't use GUI yet (uses a default if -g enabled).
Click in the general region of where you want to select/move pieces.

Modified Board::Draw to allow for showing of already revealed pieces,
but not all pieces. Used to make human player GUI nicer (hides AI pieces).

Modified -t switch to allow for "infinite" stall_time
(wait for user to press enter)

Changed website. Removed protocol description and linked to manual.txt.
Added screenshot to make things slightly more exciting.
Updated manual.txt

Minor changes to simulate.py (output)

TODO:
Fix segmentation fault found in manager program
It occurs just before exit. Memory error in the cleanup process?
ANNOYING!

Still have to bring myself to take the time to finish setting up that vm...
Need to talk to a non-hostile wheel member about security. I don't want my vm to take out our network or something.

Preferably I don't even want the vm to be compromised, regardless of the rest of ucc.
So much I don't know about servers/linux...

Need to stop staying up past midnight...

Thats all

- Originally MoveCycle was called MakeMove and MakeMove was called MakeRandomMove
- So when I changed the names I forgot to call MoveCycle instead of the new MakeMove

- Learnt python (again).
- Asmodeus just makes random moves like "dummy", except written in python.
- Python programs need to be started with the -u switch to be unbuffered. Easier than expected.

TODO (still)
- Setup vm
	Involves kvm on motsugo? or qemu? kvm is faster, but otherwise are they the same thing? kvm's man page even calls it "qemu" (!?)
- Come up with long term scoring and agent handling protocol
	I have a few ideas about this. But I need the vm setup to test most of the stuff properly.