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The Internet is a great source of information. Due to their interactive and connective nature, forums are a good call when it comes to learning and sharing knowledge. The thing is, though, that a forum’s quality depends on its users’ experience and knowledge. So it’s up to us to find places where experienced and knowledgeable people go. That’s not all, though: the community must be active and willing to help. Thunked.org is one such place. It’s a programming/hacking related community that’s just starting, with a few people who actually know what they’re talking about. The fact that it’s not any language’s official site is good because you can ask and share about any language or topic at all (as long as it conforms with the [general] community’s interest area), without getting bashed.
Clueless, the creator and admin, is a great programmer who’s helped me a lot with C before, and occasionally brings great insights on discussions we might have at #hackerthreads, and I trust that he’ll never let the forum fill up with pre-teens asking about backdoor trojaning and “e-mail account hacking” (which is the type of thing you’ll find the easiest when searching communities of this type).
So check it out, if (once) you like it, register up and spread the word to your fellow programmers and hackers. Let’s build a place to be proud of.