[Joe Forster/STA]

If you ask for help with basic ASM programming, I assure you, you will never become a master at it. And don't expect other people to help you as they're not your paid teachers; if they don't want to help (for free), well, you got nothing for nothing so you're even. You see, creative people don't need everything laid out for them, only some guidelines or pointers to general information so that they can learn themselves. (However, you can get that by simply using Google anyway...!)

I wonder what all these problems are about... Back in the microcomputer days, there was no Internet to gather information from and coders were more separated than today. Most probably this made them learn themselves, make their own mistakes, which resulted in deeper knowledge! Now everyone seems to be able to code stuff because it's easy to start with trying Wikipedia's "Hello world!" in any language and think you're already far on the road... Yeah, right. The knowledge you need to properly hack stuff is not available in any school and it takes years to really be able to do it. So, a bit more humbleness, please, if possible...