In a mailing list, someone mentioned Brazilian musicians and I downloaded some of them (I don't think I can buy them here...), but when I burned them on a CD, something went wrong. They are somehow on it, but I can't listen to them, I can only see them in my burning programme.
I learned Turbo Pascal and a little Delphi in school (and also taught me some Basic), but it was too mathematical for me, so I didn't practise much outside school. I could understand it, but couldn't programme very well. I have to add that most pupils left, so at the end we were just 5 people, 4 of them extremely good in subjects like computer science, maths and so on and me. Didn't help either. At uni, we started a bit Java and continued it this semester. I like it really much and since we had to keep studying it all the time (practise every two weeks at uni and you had to be prepared), I learned it much better. Ok, my exam wasn't what I expected it to be (the result is average, though quite good when looking at the outcome and it's only 1 part of 4 counting for the final result in the subject and you only have to pass anyway), but I'll probably take media computer science as a main focus anyway. I like it, it's interesting and useful, so why not? And I like HTML, JavaScript, CSS etc. even more. This summer, I'll also finally put content on my web site, it's a task I have to do for a uni subject which was absolutely disappointing.

I'm not very much into the technical side of computers. Some years ago, I used to read several computer magazines, including computer games magazines, but that was also the time when I constantly upgraded my computer to play the newest games.
