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The info part in the lower-left corner looks pretty neat.

I'll just wait a few days before preloading ;) Anyhow, I'm VERY glad I got a Silver Account!

First thought that came to my mind was: "thank you Valve!". I'd happily wait some few more months for quality maps & gameplay.

Good example, but XHTML requires every tag to be lowercase. I normally wouldn't remark something like that but it is one of the core essences of xhtml :)

Lads leave the kid be, I bet in a day or two he'll see for himself.

That indeed is a nice and clean example indeed, though it would be better if you'd use html template pages. This way you don't have to hard-code your html ànd you could re-use the News class for other/new deisgns.

That REALLY depends on the type of site you make. A JSP/Servlets enhanced site, sites with CGI,... can be as hard as Java, C++,...

Assistance as in code completion, markup colouring, cvs integration, deployment on server,... but not code generation. Ofcourse pages can be generated using dramweaver but the generated html code is never as good as the one an experienced coder creates.

My thought exactely. Its like starting learning OO programming as soon as possible. The learning curve may be higher but it'll benefit you more.

True, but because Valve provides their games through steam they get much more profit from a purchase. This way, prices could be lower than an average retail sale with them still getting more money.

Linux is the solution ;) Anyhow, I haven't seen Steam unstable for quite a while. Just love the technology!

Just read through the SDK documentation :)

Its not that bad :) For reading (text)files you can also use the Scanner class (since 1.5), which only takes 1 line to start reading.

Not entirely correct, the optional 'true' passed to the constructor is to append date to the file, or to start from the beginning.

What you should do is to instead of letting main throw the IOException is to add a try ... catch. In the catch, place System.out.println(e); or something like that, this information will probably give you the error there is. A good (safe) way of writing to a file, using your code, is as...