I'm already quite familiar with arduino as we used it a bit at school(had a project where we built and programmed dmx-ethernet converter with an add-on dmx-shield) and took bit of intrest in arduinos.
I said I have some experience with C -based languages, but that doesnt mean i would be sticking with just C, as i have have taken strong interest in C++, which is likely going to be my #1 language.
Python sounds decent, but i heard some heavy recommendations to learn Lua for the games from my contacts working on gaming companies (in finland there are loads of smaller and bigger gaming companies rightnow...)
Anyway as I have been discussing about this with my friends and contacts I've gotten an impression that I should also Learn some kind of web -enviroment programming/scripting language such as jsc or php (though I've been considering mostly learning some Lisp and proceeding to Perl)
Currently my cocktail of languages looks like this
C ->C++
Fortran (though going to learn on my own accord, just to understand how things worked in past)
Lisp ->Perl
Lua
just so you know prostitution isnt illegal everywhere, so here's something to think
If an US citizen pays to prostitute at overseas can US sue the prostitute for offering the service to united states citizen where it isnt illegal?(assuming states finds out about it somehow)
Because this is basically the same, a serviceprovider offers a service thats legal in the country the company and hosting is based on for customers of said country.
When someone not from the said country finds out about the service and starts to use it the company is doing something illegal?
Internet is global and it is nearly impossible to make a service that ISNT ILLEGAL SOMEWHERE (see china & citizenrights/laws)