I didn’t really grow up using computers. My dad bought a Mac so he could do work, and eventually he got my mom a mac so that she could do work too. The extent of my early computer using was playing with KidPix, and writing papers. These were OLD Macs. They were still usin
g the Motorola Processors. My dad eventually bought a normal PC, and ran RedHat Linux on it. My first computer was a Biostar with RedHat 6. I installed Windows 98 so that I could play games. I bought two more IBM PCs, but not together. They were both so that I could play games. I eventually stopped, because computer games become boring. After that, my PC ran Fedora Linux. Now I have a MacBook, and it is so much better than anything else I have ever used.
At my high school I took some computer programming classes. I gue
ss I was pretty good, but we only ever covered web programming, Visual BASIC .NET and Java. VB.NET is so horrible. I remember that once we had a test and, Visual Studio crashed on me about 5 or 6 times. I was even forced to reboot the computer. Java is OK, but very slow and memory hungry.
The website I go to for most computer and technology related discussion is Dream in Code. Most of the users are helpful, and will answer your questions in a moderately serious manner.