Ok, for a first attempt it's okay. But just some things to keep in mind when you learn more HTML:
Properly indent your code for readability.
Never (NEVER) use IDs in CSS (it's a slow selector). Use IDs for JavaScript only.
The <marquee> tag is deprecated. It's a non-standard tag and should...
$reqs is not declared to any object or array. I guess you wan't to switch $get with $reqs. Also since $_GET is already a short name, I don't see the idea in putting it in a variable.
Also never use eval, it can be very evil. So when you wan't to assign a function with the var name you can just...
No. When it comes to drivers, Mac handles drivers from the hardware and not an installation. If you try to install drivers made specifically for Windows on a Mac, you will not be able to use those drivers anyway since you install them with an emulator, virtual desktop, etc.
If you're trying to learn anything it doesn't help you to ask others to do it for you. Do a bit of research yourself and work for it, otherwise you will not learn it at all.
Or go with the flow and learn more about JavaScript. You can take a look at Node.js (server-side JS) and also there are a lot of JavaScript frameworks made specificly to craft Web Applications;
Backbone
Ember.js
AngularJS - We use this at my work
In my opinion Bitcoins are great and you could help researchers too with your equipment and get a fee from it. Although I've seen some people who is a little too much into Bitcoins i still find it fascinating.
For the currency part; It will not ruin the economy more than it already is by...
By the way if you wan't links you should have HTML like this
<ul class="navigation">
<li><a href="#">Home</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Page</a></li>
<li><a href="#">Nother</a></li>
</ul>
and style the a tags instead of li tags to keep the click area
.navigation ul { ... }
.navigation...
I have to agree with St4nley. The Visual Basic language doesn't provide you with further knowlegde into other languages, it'll simply only let you learn the .NET framework and if that is your wish, you should start with C# first.
C# is a C-like language, and you will be able to learn other...
The GetKeyPress should be declared at the top so all functions can see it.
Also the if condition checking for the key has to be inside a function.
Declare a function called Start and another Stop to start the and stop the timer. In your Timer1_Tick you will do the condition for what key is...