Hey, I don't know if any of you have heard of this or not, I did do a search through the forums for the link and didn't find it, so: If you want to find some pretty cool programming challenges, you can go here. This site is a companion site to a book that just has a bunch of little challenges to do for fun, or practice for competitions (like the ACM competition...). Even though it is a companion site, you do not need to own the book to use it, but you do have to create a user account, this is how they keep track of statistics on your programs. It's pretty fun, what you do is upload the code to your problem, it runs it, then returns to you whether it thought it was right or wrong. If it's wrong, you can keep submitting until you're right. I dunno... check it out, maybe you can get some enjoyment out of it. I thought it was pretty neat.

use bugmenot to get in

why? you register so it can keep track of your results... it's not really invasive in anyway that I can tell.

so that you can see whether it's worth signing up to, first