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Thank you SunBlind for sharing this site. I've just tried it out, and it's seriously awesome!By the way, the sixth "feature" made me laugh XD

Is it ok to set classpath like that? I've seen many people set it this way: CLASSPATH=.:$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib

I agree with hatim. Ubuntu was regarded as the Best Linux Distribution of 2005 by PCWorld. But be prepared for the troubles coming during the first days of your Linux life. It's different from Windows and not that easy to use. And if you plan to play your Windows games under Linux, you will need a Windows emulator and quite some Linux skills. By the way, most Linux distros are free for downloading.

To cyborgxxi: Look up in Google Directory - Computers > Programming > Languages > C and C++, and you'll find plenty of resources for C/C++. Good luck

Yes. The files are "C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\SAM" and "C:\WINDOWS\system32\config\SYSTEM" (suppose you installed your Windows under C:\WINDOWS).

Ruby is a scripting language, isn't it? That means it's good at web things, but not an ideal language for creating local applications. If you decide to commit yourself to web scripting, it's not a bad choice. Otherwise I'd suggest C/C++ or Java. C/C++ are many programmers' first choice. C is a low-level language, faster but difficult to master. C++ is its object-oriented version. Java is platform-independent. If you've written a Java program for Windows, and want to run it under Linux, you won't have to rewrite it. And Java is more object-oriented than C++. If you'd like to build a good understanding of Object-Oriented Programming, then learning Java is a good idea. One more thing you should take into consideration is the popularity of a language. What if you write a program for a website but the server doesn't support the language you use? By the way, I'm not a professional (yet). Correct me if I'm wrong:) Oh, I've just viewed Ruby's homepage, and it seems to have some really cool features. I might learn it later as well:p

I think you should have some basic knowledge of HTML and CSS in order to do the coding. Here are some guides that maybe useful to you: MySpace HTML FAQ HTML Tutorial CSS Turtorial Or you can post your request here in details. I'll see if I can help you.

Two ways: 1. Start -> Run... -> msconfig Click the last tab to see a list of startup items. 2. Start -> Run... -> regedit Find HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run and HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run. In the right pane you'll see what will start with your system.

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My most frequently used programs (not favorites I'm afraid...): 1. Mozilla Firefox Excellent browser! Pretty icons, powerful functions, most flexible and customizable. Althought it doesn't work well for some M$IE-spoiled sites, it's not little fox's fault. 2. Foobar2000 The best audio player on earth. What a pity that no one in this thread has metioned it! 3. Tencent QQ The most popular IM in China. To be honest I don't like it, but what can I do? 90% of my friends use it, and the others haven't got their own PC. 4. Irfanview A slim image viewer which supports 71 image formats and provides basic editing functions. 5. FlashGet I've been using it as my downloader of choice for 3 years and am really happy with it. It not only works effectively but also manages my downloaded stuff well in different categories.

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Insert IgnoreHidden on to the following sections of your proftpd.conf file: <Limit READ DIRS> ... </Limit> <Limit READ> ... </Limit> <Limit STOR MKD RMD> ... </Limit> <Limit WRITE> ... </Limit>

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