Looks like a wanky pretentious yu-gi-oh card to me

Anyway, back on topic, sounds a bit Kimmo can't handle the change from school to real-life to me.

Neil.

I've said it before and I'll say it again; X-G your art is awesome.

And no doubt you'd clam up if people ask you how you did it

Neil.

Actually, I don't think you did too badly. You may have challenged some of his views, but you never took a jab at him. The problem is that the other posts would have put him in a bad frame of mind, so that it doesn't really matter much what you say - it'll all look bad.

The guy spills his guts in front of us, and miran rushes in to get first reply with: "Yeah, you got it so bad. Is there a reason to go on anyway?". Stupid thing to say. His doesn't exactly 'redeem himself' with his second post either. After a blow like that, Kimmo would have started trying to pack his guts back in - if you know what I mean.
Some of our posts were ok, but most of them were just taking jabs at him, and that basically shrouds the whole thing in hostility.
One way to understand what I'm talking about is to imagine we are all in a house together, all of us allegro people - in the flesh. We're just sitting around on the couches, drinking tea, eatting lunch, minding our own business more or less. Kimmo comes in and indicates that he's feeling down. We already know that he is feeling down because we are in the house with him and we can see it, so for him to actually say something about it must mean that it is quite bad. The first comment cuts his skin, so he hits back a little (metaphorically speaking); pretty soon everyone is shouting - so even though some good things are being said, no one really hears them over the shouting.
If it is difficult for you to imagine how the house situation would play out, then prehaps your social skills aren't up to scratch.
To Kimmo, the personal attacks are higher priority than the maybe useful comments. The maybe useful comments require some thought; thought which they will not be getting, because of all the personal attacks hogging the processor.

There are probably a lot of people here who have fairly crappy lives; and one way to deal with a crappy life is to put yourself above others.
It's a bit like the old prisoners' dilemma: if we help each other then we are all better off, but the best result for the individual comes from to backstabbing.

Aren't you a man?

NyanKoneko: Are you a foxxxy mama?

Prove it! The picture in your bio is way too small.

Actually ... I know a guy who would have a desktop like that

This is a screenshot of my new laptop.

Wait a minute, you're running linux on one monitor and windows on another... with one computer!?

MY HEAD ASPLODE!!!

Nyan: Awww it's so cute! Make sure you don't use the computer though, you might wake it up.

...

Personally I like to use my second monitor as extra window space. I'll throw stuff over there when I need to see it and something else, such as some web documentation on primary and my code on the second monitor. It's way easier than trying to cram both windows on one screen.
But I also occasionally use Cygwin/X to do a remote desktop of my linux slave machine. Only problem there is that it won't go full screen...

Now let's see here, I better add something useful to this most:

TIP OF THE DAY: SciTE supports tabs, didn'tcha know? Just drag another document on to it and BANG new tab. Good bye MSVC.

Good to know, i'm not the only one seeing it like that.
I never saw it like you described with the IRL house situation, but that mind-experiment(very cold to call it like that but i don't know a better word), i think could be very accurately describing what has happened here.

So true.

I used to have two monitors but after some time, i realized i never used the second one and so it got thrown out for the sake of more free desk space.

Thanks, i also like X-G's art, but telling him, his art is great, used to make him angry(in the past, don't know if it's still like that) and he would say "nah, it's not, here's a flaw, there's a flaw, flaws everywhere".;D