I actually like Win10.
*grabs popcorn*

And us non-native english speakers get confused.
Certer or centre?
Analyze or analyse? One thing is sure: it's anal...

Also, gotta love those lateral thinking questions.
Like:
- How many streets are in x city?
- What information do I have?
- Nothing.
- Then the answer is 0. (You s***face!)

I got a friend who's a digital artist. While his work is much different from ours, he is his own boss just like you are yours.
Sometimes he works like a mule, and has constant rings around his eyes. He earns so much, that working more would put him in an other tax bracket so he puts down his pencil in September and he is done for the year.
Managing life/work balance is hard. You need to know when to push and when to stop.
Take time to rest and to spend time with family.
Success should not be only measured in money.

And that's why I bought a boxed copies aka. Full Packaged Product (FPP) and not Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) licence for both my desktop and notebook. It is more expensive but I am free to install it on any computer as long as I only have it installed on one computer at a time.

As my dad used to say: Life makes the best jokes.

In case sensitive languages underscores do not really add any value most of the time since you can make names readable (and shorter) using camel or pascal casing.

Still better than having to setup full IIS on a dev machine...

Recently I had the misfortune to work on a 10+ yo Webforms project where some idiot put pages and user controls all over in different projects and called it a "framework". With this unintended use of pages and user controls that piece of turd application will run only when you copy the files together using a script like it is some sort of sick patchwork golem screaming "kill me please". Obviously it needs the full IIS configured in order to run even on a dev machine.

Royal Delight

Sometimes I do this when I have to dig through some shitty code and my brain starts to fry...

One of my former colleagues had it like that. As an architect he had to sit through stupid meetings all day and when the idiots went home at five he could finally do some work till seven.