Why not just block the account rather than the sources of the login-attempts?

People aren't as smart as the average /.er. So the problems starts when other people believe that it is you that have written/said something on the web when you haven't. OK, I don't know if this is the case here with McDonald's and Gawker, but it surely is a problem if people gets their Facebook or other social media-accounts hacked. It can cause much confusion, and today much people have their employer(s) as friends there...

Do you? As what I've seen noone cares to check if the sum is low, like under 100 SEK. Especially at McDonald's.

No, it affects the upcoming LTS-version. Ubuntu 10.04 LTS (Beta 2)

I appreciate your good tip. I didn't really think of it that way before. But now when you are mentioning it, I will go and ask. Somebody would have told me that before if they knew they had a similar course as of what you described, at least in my own world.

It actually looks like yo have a quite good technique for learning. I will really try to use that when I have more programs to actually rewrite.

I want to learn C, but I must teach myself as there are no available classes to take in my school. And this is troublesome, especially when I need some sort of push on the back to actually do these tedious learning-tasks... My school only offer courses in Java...

1m is 100cm, and nothing else.