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by grujicd 2y ago
Not really. Old concrete cannopy collapsed. It was minimally modified as part of station reconstruction by adding some glass panels, but cannopy itself and its suspension beams were not rebuilt. It's not clear at this point whether thi
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by grujicd 2y ago
Booking.com is great in discovery phase, when you want to find out what's available at certain date at certain location. After that you can book directly if you want, but surprisingly it can be even more expensive that way in some case
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by grujicd 2y ago
It was a blessing for a defensive war. Serbians didn't "go" anywhere to attack Austrians. It was the other way around. But I guess you already know that. Why did you choose to write "to go kill" when they didn'
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by grujicd 2y ago
Faulty iron in another room fried my LaserJet. UPS isn't just for loss of power, it should also protect from power spikes. Btw. printer was connected to a (cheap) surge protector strip which didn't help. On positive side nothing e
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by grujicd 2y ago
Don't come to Serbia, as we still allow smoking inside in bars, clubs and even restaurants!
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by grujicd 2y ago
Which other assumption would be reasonable, considering Croatia's ethnic structure? You have to take local circumstances into account.
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by grujicd 2y ago
> so what's special about croatia To add relevant context Croatia is at the edge of the Schengen zone. On the other side of the border are Serbia and Bosnia with less strict border controls and visa rules, so this is one of the road
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by grujicd 2y ago
Well I care and I would rather use model where my subsbcription gets distributed only to musicians I listen to. As a side effect, all these ghost/fake frauds for milking money would cease to exist.
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by grujicd 2y ago
It's not very risky to leave expensive items in the car, but in the trunk, not on the backseat! Also, never put these expensive items or really any kind of bag in the trunk after you park. Always do it before the ride. Or at least make
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by grujicd 2y ago
For those not upto date with modern Serbian political scene, we're living in soft dictatorship, all nation level media is under government control, pumping propaganda 24/7. They also control hooligan groups and are not shy of phys
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by grujicd 2y ago
My old Nokia 6310i from 2003 was in use until a year or two ago with my mother in law. And with the original battery lasting for days! Then finally on/off button broke. While nowadays phones not only have a glass in the front, which is
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by grujicd 2y ago
Gilmour also played bass on Animals.
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by grujicd 2y ago
What's the quality of color prints on current lasers? Last time I checked it was quite below inkjets. Not that I would recommend inkjet to anyone, they're unusable in home setting where you have long periods of time without printi
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by grujicd 2y ago
It's not like that. They buy mcnichol.com on your behalf, when you request it. They're not registering it in advance and then blackmailing you to rent it through them. Domain is yours, you can move it elsewhere (they explicitly me
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by grujicd 2y ago
I don't think you understand what foliohd does. They're not squatting on hundreds of domains in advance. This is how it works, based on 1 minute glance of their site: - you create portfolio, but it's by default served as a su
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by grujicd 2y ago
Why is this rent seeking? It seems like a reasonable service for their target audience, an easy way to create online portfolio. Reselling domains to be used with a portfolio is just an additional service which makes perfect sense in this ca
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by grujicd 2y ago
It's just a first one, there are more books in Bobiverse series.
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by grujicd 2y ago
Well, until today I didn't even know capacitor can have orientation! So more productive Wednesday than yours. In entry level electronics class I had decades ago it was always treated as a component that works the same way no matter in
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by grujicd 2y ago
As I remember from that time, all C64 users also had tiny screwdriver for adjusting head azimuth. Could be related to pirated tapes in ex Yugoslavia, copied on who knows what kind of equipment.
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by grujicd 2y ago
With Commodore-64 you also had to buy their tape recorder (same thing as with Atari 800XL), while Spectrum worked with any existing recorder, which every house already had at the time.
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by grujicd 2y ago
My father went to West Germany on a business trip with instructions to purchase Spectrum. Sadly, he returned with Atari 800 XL. I say sadly because any software was very hard to find in ex Yugoslavia while stuff for Spectrum was widely spre
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by grujicd 2y ago
It's crazy how fast things moved back then. Home computing went from Spectrum/C64 to Amiga/Atari ST in a few short years, and the advance was gigantic. Nowadays, I lament that my 2012 PC will lose support when Windows 10 reac
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by grujicd 2y ago
With the exception of cash flow. With B2C you sell something, you get the money. With B2B you MIGHT get money in 30 days, but then sometimes you have to chase invoices for months.
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by grujicd 2y ago
There is 2checkout in Europe. It was Avangate, now it's Verifone, it's not owned by private equity, so maybe not technically a EU company? Although your contract will be with Avangate BV, Amsterdam. And for all intents they do fin
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by grujicd 2y ago
I see a lot of people here misunderstood the article. It's not an attack on Gitlab in any way. Or taking the side for Github or Microsoft. It talks about business decision, not ideological one. If anything, it's attack on French b
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by grujicd 2y ago
"Nobody gets sent to Afghanistan as part of conscription". You should be more careful with such statements as that's more exception than rule. If you're country goes to war, and it's not just some peace keeping miss
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by grujicd 2y ago
In this case, based on comments there, new server is not licensed anymore and not activated after the upgrade. Making this problem much worse, as options are either purchasing new licenses or reinstalling everything. Edit: it's not cle
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by grujicd 2y ago
I'm no stranger for persevering through dificult music if I have strong recommendations it will be worth it. I'll give a chance to all of that. Thanks!
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by grujicd 2y ago
Hey, I'm 51, music is a big part of my life and I love hearing new things. Among other concerts, I visit few jazz festivals every year so I'm exposed to a lot of different music. But let me tell you, I could easily write similar
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by grujicd 2y ago
If you were programming long enough, you easily had contact with dozens of languages. How do you pick up a new language? You can't really treat it as your first one. Especially if you need it "for yesterday". You won't r

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