blackfox

Wow lot's of tips for starting on programming.I, myself am looking into it as well on the moment.I think it is good to start with a sort of basic programminglanguage and then choose something more specialised.I'm going to look in QBasic, DrScheme and Python which you guys sugested, wonder where it will bring me.

Wow, you did that quickly:DWonder what you could make when taking some time.

I love Turn Based RPG, Golden Sun is one of my favourites, although RTAB Based RPG like final fantasy is great to.The fun of RPG, is in my opinion, not dying because you aren't fast enough (like with shootergames) and the good stories such games have, all those plottwists etc. I like reading and RPG is like a virtual book, better even a story in which you yourself can deside which way you go.

I think that if you really want to understand something you have to approach it from different sides.So to be a good webmaker, you have to have some understanding in hacking the stuff. It learns you how to secure you're site better and probably to spot hackers faster.So hacking can be used in the good way.Hacking sites with bad intensions, is in my opinion, a fairly bad thing to do.

It's good to see so much dedication.A great eye opener to see how much work it costs to create such a thing and more important, to maintain it.It shows the value of this piece of hard work, to see which obstacles you all have came over.Many people say this is a superb hostingsite and I fully agree with them.(It's fun to see people making "proud to be hosted by Xisto/Xisto" banners, it shows how good you are).Keep up the good work.

I fully agree that some posts, in general not just this site, are full of bad grammer and so on.What really matters is that people take the time to write a good message, although your English is poor or you have dislectic (don't know if this is the right Englisch word, but I do hope you'll understand) you can still make a good message.For example the using of capitals or comma's, even if you're not a really good writer of English (or at all) that is something you can do, it's a pity lesser and less people take the time to think of such things.I myself don't speak English as first language, so there may be some huge grammer or spelling faults in here, but I do take the time to place capitals, dots and comma's in the (hopefully) right places. So although my English is not perfect, I do try to make a good constructed post, just by using dots and so fort.