Off the topic: I really recommend you to write your CV in Latex. it'll take some time, but looks much better than a MS-doc-look CV.
Some templates here: http://www.cv-templates.info
Some templates here: http://www.cv-templates.info
1) I'd separate "Languages" and "Computer skills" 2) A couple of English spelling/punctuation errors 3) Write something concrete like "started with Slackware in 200x" instead of "interested in computers for as long as I can remember" -- cliche, overused phrase.
Hope this helps.