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I am currently working on a file uploader (something like rapidshare) but on a very small scale. However, one thing i am concerned about is how do i organize files ? If i place all files in a singl
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Although the title is part of my question, the second part won\'t be as simple. The First part:Let\'s say I want to create my own operating system.How do I even go about doing that?I understand I hav
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