Well thanks :)

Compared to the average person I know a lot about computers.


If I went and talked to a hacker at anonymous or one of our site admins my mind would be blown by their knowledge.


But yeah knowing how to properly use Google(find reliable sources, skipping spam links, using the advanced search tools) is a huge part of learning and being good on the computer. If you go to staples or most of those tech stores the guys actually go on and look stuff up while they are talking to you just like you could at home.


Heck my school's Tech guy doesn't know anything half the time my teachers will call me out of class for tech support because he can't help them.

I'm just talking about general stuff here.
I'm not an expert but I could completely take apart a computer and put it back together.
I can install jailbreak an ipod, root an android, or softmod a wii without much help but none of this stuff would be possible without the internet.

Rayz3211857 +1 ....... there is stuff that we learn from someone else + practices, must the time
Im certified from College, but my real knowledge (if any :p) comes from time, practices,making mistakes, getting trouble, etc.. there still a lot out there , we never will get the'm all
Congrats

Well thanks :)
And yeah the only way that you will really get stuff stuck in your head is by trying it yourself.

6 or 7 out of 10

10/10 for general computer skills. I am a "jack of all trades".
Programming skills I rate myself a 5/10, as there are still so many languages to still learn! It would take a lifetime to know everything. I know like 10 or so programming languages, but there are so many more!!!

I know more about comps because thats my everyday work,,m into computer business..

I'd have to say .1/10

9 or 10 out of 10

I would rate myself with an 8/10. I "repaired" a computer for my daughter a few weeks ago. I learned alot about hard drives...lol