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Posted by Ramon on 10/31/05 02:22
I have as well, I lived and worked for a few years in LA & NY. US is not
a pleasant place to live. Very similar to Russia, everyone thinks they
are top shit. The statement above is not a surprise, well at least it
shouldn't be. As people in our industry, are isolated and have very
little social interaction. Sometimes it is so evident, that they can't
even see past their own noses.
Take a look at this thread. Two guys, who were originally arguing the
same fucking point, are now at each other's throats, the way I see it,
is that these two just love arguing, it makes them feel important.
Just simplicity if you ask me.
Fine you proved it: you have some experience, and have an opinion on the
matter of IDE. But the OP asked what IDE people are using, presumably he
already made the decision whether he wants to use an IDE or not.
You wanted to express your opinion?
This could have been done without arguing. In fact this isn't an
exclusive thing just for this topic. These two have done exactly the
same shit in numerous other threads.
Sad really.
paul wrote:
> On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 06:08:57 +0000, Andrew DeFaria wrote:
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>>Ramon wrote:
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>>>>At least he can spell... ;-)
>>>>
>>>>And he doesn't need to "proove" it!
>>>
>>>haha, well sure, you got me there, english isnt my first language, but
>>>I can speak & write 4 languages fluently, how many can you? ;)
>>
>>Are you counting computer languages! ;-)
>>
>>Why does it matter if one can speak multiple languages anyway! I speak
>>'merican! That's all that matters! :-P
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> <OT rant>
> LOL, clearly the arrogant limited view of an 'merican. Maybe you did
> not notice but the world is larger than the U.S. of A. And if you want
> to sell your product outside your country it definitely helps to speak a
> little more than 'merican. Maybe most people in the world have learnt to
> speak some English, and that is why you get away with it. But it helps a
> lot in building a relation ship with your customer (and sell more!) when
> you even try to speak a few words in their language. But what do you care?
> Most people know that Americans are superficial and only interested in
> short term profits and don't care about building a basis for future growth.
>
> I know that I am generalizing, but I have found that this is true for a
> majority of the Americans I know personally. Most are nice and decent
> people, but still arrogant. Why do you think the rest of the world loves
> the 'mericans so much??? Do not start telling me that I have not met
> any real Americans, I did, I lived in your beautiful for a few years.</OT
> rant>
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