Squig.ga is now updated to fix an error in its programming. Previously, the random number generator was seeded with the sum of the year, month, and day (as numerals). This meant that each month, most days would repeat the squiggles displayed one day less than one month before. Squig.ga now seeds the random number generator with the concatenation of the year, month, and day (as strings), creating a unique seed each day. This was the originally-intended behavior. Expect to see a much greater variety of squiggles after this change.