EvilZone

I think all your suggestions sound like shit.

Learning to code is probably the biggest thing for the first steps I would say. But why does everyone always say learn Python? I agree it is easy to learn and use, hell I use it a lot too, but it's not the only easy language out there. Why not pearl or ruby or php or javascript or go or any scripting language...... Python isn't the only one folks.

While learning to code, you should also learn how computers and the OS works in general. Not just how to use it, but things like filesystem structure, how the kernel operates, drivers, etc...

Most important is to read. Read anything and everything you can about code, computers, security, tech in general. Google the fuck out of everything.

First google search returns this.
http://www.dx.com/p/2-4-5-8ghz-802-11-a-b-g-n-150mbps-usb-wifi-wlan-network-adapter-black-101920#.VX0F8JSVu00

I see!  Just dedicate on it ! It's true but there are always these distractions  !
Also the problem is, I have a really broad reading : meaning I read about all the things but only touch the surface.

I would like to do something more professional , going more in depth into a subject without drooping it when it becomes complicated.

I thinks it is all power of will, just focus there and keep going!

That is kinda the point. You wont learn unless you get into the meat and bones. And the only thing that will teach you the guts is your passion, or if in uni the gross ammounts of money you throw at them. Passions, just like the christ [lol movie], stands for something. Be it code  or hacking, or something else. If you have a passion, you don't stop until you understand it. Or at least kinda understand enough to find the next road to walk down.

Moral of the story, walk the roads your feet want to take you down. Anything else will just be a dissapointment.

I'm using web client (Windows, unfortunately). I'll try some of the suggestions and see if anything works out.

Do HexChat with SSL, you'll be on IRC in no time.

Why not something small and simple? Hell, you can do pleny of pentest on an 8bit system, think of the everyday like TV's and bluetooth and stuff.

I am more than sure coding RAM or any memory arangement on an 8bit or fucking even a 16bit system would be a WHOLE lot eaiser than on x86 shit. We already have years and years of global dev on *nix what could we posably do in an OS that BackTrack hasn't already done eh?

But how many Kali equivelents do you see in mcu's? Could be something here, if we arn't talking about something that has been done a billion times already.

I agree with rba here. There is much eaiser solutions online. If you can query and POST the data, it would be cake.

I don't think something like this would be needed. Ebay does just fine for people selling their PCs.
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I highly doubt it.