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Of course he is. He even admit it. It's on the second paragraph

> you can’t really be objective. So yes, I’m biased.

Assembly Probably?

You can change the where the servers for your downloaded content is. Just take a look at the settings.

I live in southeast Asia, and there's even Singapore listed on it. So it's very helpful to speed up the download

Always use the correct tools for the Job. Pragmatism wins

Exactly. I live in Indonesia, and the price of Apple product here is ridiculously expensive. I want Ubuntu to be the equivalent of OSX, but can support as many hardware configuration as possible

It's funny how the history repeat itself when the company that support certain disro want to monetize it. A long time ago, it's Redhat. Then, SUSE with their licensing deal with Microsoft. Anyone knows what happens to Xandros and Mandriva?

I think Canonical should be more honest that they need money. People would gladly pay for stable OS that is supported long enough. I think the combination of Stable OS, lots of Apps that is close to the current upstream relase, and good hardware support is the winning formula here..

My dream is that I want Ubuntu to be essentially the equivalent of OSX, but I can install it on as many hardware configuration as possible, not just Mac

Also, he created Tern[1], a code analysis engine for Javascript, which provides smart code completion, Function argument hints, and other features

This tool is crowdfunded at indiegogo[2]

[1]http://ternjs.net/

[2]http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/tern-intelligent-javascrip...

> I don’t know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody. – B I L L C O S B Y

> I'm tired of seeing your achievements. God damn just wait until I get some, okay?

This a million times. For some people, success is a long process. It makes you feel that you are left behind. Doh, just look at how many my friends have married, and have a child drive me nuts

Under calm, positive circumstances, I didn't really care. Sometimes, I even congratulate them. But when I come home from work, tired as hell, and feel that my accomplishment is so little, I don't want to compare my miserable self to you.

I know that I should be grateful to other people success, but sometimes it makes me jealous.

It is evolved indeed, but is there any language designer / guru who ever come close to exploring its good parts (like Douglas Crockford did with Javascript)? I don't think so...

It is indeed in bad hands. No language designer / guru ever that I know ever come close to exploring its Good parts. I'm talking Anders Hejlsberg / James Gosling / Douglas Crockford level here...

PHP as a language is broken. I don't want to speak in broken language. It hurts my brain as human..

Unlike other popular language which has language designer around it, PHP 'copy' other language feature without even serious consideration around it. Even more, there are no language guru who want to research the Good parts of it, like Javascript who has Douglas Crockford who tels us the good parts...

Windows use SMB to share files and folders to the network. We can mount that shares using CIFS. There's already some data posted a huge benefit when using CIFS instead of Virtualbox Shared folder

http://www.wilsolutions.com.br/content/cifs-virtualbox-share...