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I second the PIC,  It is a fun hobby.  I recently started fooling around with 
them, less than 2 months.  I'm now working on my first full project.  IR 
Remote->PS/2 Port converter.  It's for my mythtv box, but that's another 
topic.  It leverages electronics along with programming.  What more can a 
geek ask for as a hobby.  :-)


Calvin...


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