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Dex- 03-01-2005
What we look like
Every one's has put a image of what they look like, on there site's or forums, so heres mine: http://www.dex4u.com/images/Craig.jpg

tonyMac- 03-01-2005

alright, that other picture of me was... bad. (of course, I don't know if any good ones exist...) :lol: http://tonymac.asmhackers.net/me.jpg

bubach- 03-01-2005

I have a pic on my forum... :-) / Christoffer

jas2o- 03-02-2005

What? You want a picture of me? You have to be joking. I'm a kid! Don't believe me? Goto my site. You will see my site has a change, but now it is only a personal site. The site has frames and is best viewed with a 1024 X 768 resolution. I should be at the bottom. Beware! My site may say the image is not there, just wait and it should appear. Jas2o PS: I may be young but that is no reason to kill me. EDIT: HA! HA! The picture is gone :) I will never be seen again! (maybe)

bubach- 03-02-2005

I know that you where young, but that young! lol.. :wink: But then again, you seem to know alot to that age, so you should have plenty of time to learn programming in Pascal or Assembly. / Christoffer

jas2o- 03-02-2005

I'll be 13 in April. I got my my first PC (a second hand amiga) when I was 7? I got my first windows PC when I was 8? I have been wanting a laptop since I can remember. In my primary school I was the only one (except for one of my friends you took slight interest) in my grade you was trying to learn a progarmming language. I think my skills took effect at the end of grade 4. In grade 5 I was helping the computer techie to reimage the computers. Then I didn't know what an image was. But now I now I can use it for QEMU. Well I better shutup and redesign my website :wink: (No way I'm doing that for a while). Jas2o

bubach- 03-02-2005

My brother (also 12, 13 this year) have the same problem.. He redesigns his homepage every time i check.. ;-) BTW can you describe what to do for QEMU to work...!? It just "flashes" by an dcloses itself... No idea of how I am suposed to set it up, config file or..?

tonyMac- 03-02-2005

Wow, I got started late! I began programming after I forgot to put a disk in the school's Apple //e, in 7th grade... (I was 13-14). Apple BASIC, then in High school went on to learn everything they offered (except SQL... :( ) I'm 19 at the moment, my brother is finally getting into programming, he's 16. I also redesign my webpage a lot, although it's because I can't get the look I want with the tools at hand, and I never spent enough time actually learning web page design. :roll:

bubach- 03-02-2005

I feel like a late starter when 10 year olds bug me on MSN, asking me this and that about php programming.... 10 year olds! And I am serious! :shock: / Christoffer

Dex- 03-02-2005

WOW! :shock:, You know a lot for a 12 year old, you have a top future in front of you jas2o.

jas2o- 03-02-2005

Oh BTW, I'm sun burnt in that picture, If I get rid of it I'l put a better one up. ---------- To use qemu you have to use something like this (win): qemu -L . -fda floppy_image.img -hda hard_drive_image.img qemu runs the program -L . sets bios in same dir, suggest you use, may or not need it though. -fda (or fdb) is you floppy image -hda (hdb) is same as floppy -cdrom sets cdrom iso Alt: Use a command program like command.com or winXP's cmd. Set in same directory as qemu (or drag qemu into the cmd window) and press enter. All commands should appear. ------------- Look here: http://www.freeoszoo.org/download.php for qemu platforms and underneath first table there are some GUIs you can try. You could also edit the batch file that comes with qemu so you on't have to keep getting a cmd window. Need more? Confused? Just ask :) Then I'll try explaining again but better (hope fully) Jas2o

jas2o- 03-02-2005

I have relised what a shock I seem to have cause. I don't plan on doing php..... yet. Right now if there is a language I want to learn it is more PASCAL or ASM. The resource center at my scool has tonnes of apple basic books, but there are no apples at my school. I did qbasic in grade 5. The IT teacher helped me, she did pascal in univercity. The school techie I caught doing visual basic in the computer lab. There was only one programming book at my old school at it was BASIC. Now at the RCenter there are more, but most of them are apple basic, visual basic or MS powerpoint 97. Jas2o

Dex- 03-04-2005

@tonyMac, You say your brother has got into programming, is he not interested in joining the forum ?.

bubach- 03-05-2005

Jas2:; I finally got it to work.. I had to look at the bat-file to see what arguments was missing... :? / Christoffer

tonyMac- 03-06-2005

@Dex4u, My brother is just learning how to code in C, he spent too much time with VisualBasic, but he sees asm as pure gibberish. :? After he's finished his C course, I may be able to convince him, he doesn't feel he'd be of any use. I will talk to him, though, maybe he'd be more interested when it does more, he's quite a bit different from me... More of a user-app person, not a low-level geek. :lol:

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