You are right Kumardpi. It's very invaluable if you practise Assembler and some other things about computer hardware and stuff like that. When I was 13 I tried to start learning Assembly (Is this a correct name for that language? I think that Assembler is the debugger...) but it was a bit hard to understand all those register things and like that. But all in all it was very interesting to read about those lower level things, how to control keyboard, scree, hard drive and other components! It's not a total waste of time, I think that we really need some geniuses who still now something about Assembly and C programming in 2010.

This is an interesting thread, let's keep on talking...