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Maybe that folder is on some other partition? fdisk -l If it really is out of space, I'd try adding another drive and mounting that folder to it. fdisk ... (fdisk /dev/hdb) tar up /usr/bin ... (tar --create --verbose --gzip --file ub.tgz /usr/bin/*. ) create fs ... (mkfs -t ext3 …

For a career? – It depends on what you want to do; if you want to write video games – start learning c++, if you want to write enterprise software - java or .net, there’s plenty of specialized languages and scripts out there for specific applications too – for example; …

Assuming you have a project in mind, and a general idea of how to implement it; I'd start by setting up a dev environment. There's plenty of ways to go about this -- here's how I am setup. I have a VM setup w/ [URL="http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/directory/328"]Helix[/URL], here's a little [URL="http://www.geocities.com/toepfer_c/helix/"]walkthrough[/URL] on …

I learned BASIC on a T-74 ([URL="http://www.99er.net/graphics/ti74ad.jpg"]http://www.99er.net/graphics/ti74ad.jpg[/URL]) writing David Ahl's "BASIC computer games".

There’s an overwhelming amount of platforms and libraries out there. As for Java, from Sun you have Java ME (micro addition, like if you were developing for pdas), Java SE – standard and EE – enterprise. Honestly, I don’t know the specific differences between the libraries. There’s much more outside …