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Source: Me, someone that see COBOL all day and still live happily after that.

In every other place in the world nobody give a damn about the latest technology. They only need something that work for they problems.

"So I'm free to force other to do want I want?"

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Freedom must be protected and preserved, is not something that naturally happen.

Some planning is needed if you want to a nice living.

For a small IT consulting firm.

I would probably be able to rent a small 1-room flat but for now I prefer to save money.

Of course you can grow with time, both in salary and in responsibility, for now I'm the classical code monkey but I have an idea for a startup that would like to develop so I will leave the job before the end of the year.

And genuinely I'm not complaining.

http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/C9-Lectures-Dr-Don-Syme-Intr...

http://channel9.msdn.com/Series/C9-Lectures-Erik-Meijer-Func...

And obviously you can't use SQL Server or IIS; two components usually used in .Net applications; under unix

Xamarind is a drop in the sea of .NET

You sure can implement every problem reported in that list but if you don't know/have the problem in first person, how good can your solution be?

But as free person for me is an hero.

Vous devez avoir, dit Candide au Turc, une vaste et magnifique terre? — Je n’ai que vingt arpents, répondit le Turc; je les cultive avec mes enfants; le travail éloigne de nous trois grands maux: l’ennui, le vice, et le besoin.

and the points 1 and 2 are out

The design is weird and certainly not elegant.

Try to imagine it with 5 cables that come out from the "back" (a cylinder don't have a real back).

You made me reply.