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"Hacker Emblem".

It's an article which changed my perception about technology Vs Life !!! .I am bit got attached to the world of hackers and their culture.(P.S Hacker is one who build systems and the Cracker is one who breaks it) It's all about the world of fascinating technology!!..

The Words I found in this link http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html by Eric Steven Raymond
captured most of my interests .I thank Eric for this wonderful page. He has explained about who is an hacker and what he should do to be labelled as hacker(this label is not stick by him but by others reputation on his work!!).

Now as a first step I have decided to learn all and everything about linux,python(the most simple and wonderful language I have ever seen 'coz I have some previous exp. in this language but not fully) and JAVA(the most respected language by me, once I thought this is my life and still it is) now have to move forward with it by learning v1.5 .. and also I am learning Struts along with these , 'coz I have started learning before itself and can't leave it all together now and moreover I love this framework too :)

So for linux I don't find any good books here especially in coimby but had to go chennai or b'lore to get a nice one and I will get it soon.. But for now I have decided to learn it from the web.

Though I know some basics about linux , I decided to start it from scratch.To begin with , http://www.linux.org/lessons/beginner/index.html is a good link,
Another interesting and a very good project for linux documentation!!! can be found in this link
http://kernelbook.sourceforge.net/.Then for all about linux kernel architecture, see here http://plg.uwaterloo.ca/~itbowman/CS746G/a2/. and also don't forget about http://mehmoodbluffs.blogspot.com/ I will be more interested about sharing your thoughts regarding these subjects and also regarding anything that catches your interest.

ok Now I can see clearly thru my dreams uppps.. and will make it true one day.huh.. but how much I have to learn!!! hmmm.. thats the way .. I love it..... :)

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