Well, that has already happened to me sometimes. Everytime that happens, I get a little down. Makes no good.

The problem isn’t you. The problem is the problem. My new mantra (:

If this struck a chord, you should definitely check out Steven Pressfield's Do the Work book linked in the post. His reading of it is super awesome.

Thank you. Maybe I'll buy it (:

I think most of the time I'm not happy with what I do 'cause I know I could do a lot better and I know what I need to do to achieve that. But seems like I just can't quit my bad behaviors and do what needs to be done.

Cool. This made me remember the first brick game that I've played, Paranoid(http://www.robots.ox.ac.uk/~north/Paranoid.html). Think that was in 94 or 95 haha And we can still buy it (:

Anyway, good stuff man.

Stop talking, start doing. After a while you'll become a ninja/guru/rockstar/superstar/ubber nerd/super geek/jesus/zombie/whatever you wanna call yourself.

Just registered and I'll try Rails for Zombies(never programmed Ruby/Rails before).

The design is pretty cool.

That's really cool.

I have never uset Github and I must confess that I didn't understand what happened here ):

The commit appears to be a developer taking open source code and changing the copyright information to appear as if he's the original author.

As Github allows commenting on commits, this didn't go over too well when discovered.

lol Thank you (:

In Brazil I pay 90 bucks for a 5Mbps(and this is a GOOD one) connection ):

Brazil is poor, sparse and large. We'll be stuck with slow and expensive internet for a long time.

You forgot to mention the upload is 10 slower than the download. Literally.

My upload is about 10 times slower that download - that's the A in ADSL.

As it's about 2.5Mbps up and 25Mbps down I'm not hugely bothered - we have 100Mbps symmetric fiber connection at work and it's generally only noticeably faster when you do multiple gigabyte downloads.

Yeah, unfortunatelly that's true ):