At 02:27 PM 4/16/00 +0300, you wrote:
>What i'd like to know is this: anyone knows where I should continue?
>I could use a few references to good information resources.. for example, i'm
>quite the hardware newbie. As far as hardware configuration goes, I only know
>that I should put this and that cable this way and not that way, and how to
>set jumpers. I would like to know why is that, and how it works. Same goes
>to software. I want to know what makes my machine tick, and how I can
>change the ticks myself if I need/want to. The only info I could find about
>such things latly was only related to cracking that thing. And cracking is
>the last thing i'm intrested at.
>
>I would also like to hear your thought on the matter.
>
> Or Botton
you might want to persue a college education in computer programming,
computer languages or computer sciences, depending on how the institute
describes it. checking used book stores for old books on caring for
computers can help.
Firing up that old BASIC computer, writing littling proggies, stuff like
that. Learn to write programs, and you'll be on your way.
Also, there are numerous online aids to studying how to program, heck, I've
got some on CD, little html textbooks I picked up in the shadows somewhere.
Don't be frustrated, be more investigative!
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