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by grujicd 2y ago
Well in Serbia first aid kit is not only compulsory, but has expiration date (!) which is checked on annual car inspection.
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by grujicd 2y ago
Maybe you mean first-aid kit, which is compulsory in probably all Europe countries? I assume disaster bag is larger survival kit, with some water, dry food, flashlight, etc.
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by grujicd 2y ago
Never said that religion was responsible for all or even most wars. But you can't deny it plays negative role in many wars. It wouldn't have to be for theological reasons, since it seems the article would only count these cases as
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by grujicd 2y ago
Depending on software, but typically major release is followed by a long list of bug reports, so you don't have time to be depressed. Software I wrote in my career is long-lived, so you never actually finish it. Could be different if i
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by grujicd 2y ago
Thanks for the recommendation, looks like the kind of book I'd enjoy.
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by grujicd 2y ago
Chester Beatty is a gem. I went into it not expecting much from "museum of books". But it's also in a way a museum of world's religions, which are tightly connected to writing and books. As an atheist who has low opinion
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by grujicd 2y ago
> Way 3, which is what services actually do, is to have a much higher per-play rate and assume that users listen to n songs a month on average. What's your source of this? I thought that all money is pooled, and then divided by tota
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by grujicd 2y ago
I play sudoku almost exclusively on the plane. It's a good way to lose 5-15min.
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by grujicd 2y ago
You should be 100% sure that such code never ever gets executed by legitimate user. As seen above, it doesn't have to be a bug in licensing code, it could be something external.
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by grujicd 2y ago
There's variable bit rate mp3, so it varies depending on source material. That said, 10 hours is a rule of thumb. You put albums until CD is full. And car on a highway is not an environment differences between bitrates really matter. A
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by grujicd 2y ago
IMO, CD with mp3 is the sweetspot for car use. Regular CD is too short and it's awkward and/or dangerous to choose and change the next disc while driving. Some flash based storage with ton of music on the other hand gives too muc
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by grujicd 2y ago
Do you get any motion sickness?
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by grujicd 2y ago
I've seen this recently - it was a smaller orchestra without a conductor, and the lead violinist was moving upper body a lot in patterns resembling what a conductor does with a stick.
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by grujicd 2y ago
Title of original article is "play Doom on rotary phone", not "Doom on rotary phone", so it's a problem with a shortened HN title. When describing playing a game in Serbian we use "on a controller" instead
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by grujicd 2y ago
To play the devil's advocate. Not all motorcycle noise is bad. As a car driver, I'm sometimes grateful that I hear bikes before I can see them, they can very easily hide in a blind spot. The way they move through the traffic is in
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by grujicd 2y ago
If it's lossless then there's zero loss and can be returned to 100% original file. However if algorithm decides what's important than it's by definition not lossless. Wouldn't be surprised to get something like that
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by grujicd 2y ago
Based on article [1], ProRAW is a half way between plain RAW output from sensor and baked in jpeg. It uses computed multiple-frame result, but stores more data, allowing you to recover details from shadows and do other things you typically
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by grujicd 2y ago
Prints from inkjet printer look amazing. Do these printers still clog up when not used for a month or two?
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by grujicd 2y ago
It was not a school uniform in general sense - it was not used every day. It was worn only in special occasions, on state holidays, on Tito's birthday, etc. Elementary school kids were called pioneers, and that's how they (we) dre
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by grujicd 2y ago
FaceID is not really compatible with Always On Displays. When you glance at a screen it's because you want to take a look at the clock or see if there are any notifications. I don't want my glance to unlock it! At least that'
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by grujicd 2y ago
My 5 years old Garmin 935 still lasts 15 days, same as when it was new. That also means it takes 15 years to have the same number of charging cycles as Apple gets in a year.
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by grujicd 2y ago
When you notice your Garmin is under 10% it still means full day or enough battery to track 2-3h activity and still have some battery left. I'm surprised Apple watch battery is still - more or less the worst in the industry. Even if we
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by grujicd 2y ago
While that's true that we use word spomenik for all monuments, I think outside of Balkans it's now recognized as a word describing specific abstract and grandiose type of monument. So world (or Internet community at least) took ou
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by grujicd 2y ago
While this is all cute, dogs should be discouraged from eating food they find in the street! It could be poisoned. You never know whether there's someone who really hates dogs in the neighborhood, or if someone tries to solve problems
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by grujicd 2y ago
What I would like the most as user, is that my money gets only distributed to artists I'm listening to. If Spotify costs let's say $10 per month, and I listen 50% artist A and 50% artist B, then both artists should get $5 from my
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by grujicd 2y ago
I've upgraded memory on every laptop I owned. In Serbia (and I assume other smaller markets) you can't just freely configure your laptop, you pick from a selection that was imported, and you typically have to make some kind of com
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by grujicd 2y ago
Wagner was associated with USA, because of Apocalypse Now ;) From my point of view, if you discard artist because of country he was born in, it's only your loss.
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by grujicd 2y ago
This would break if you need something after two or three years. It happens. My point is - it's relatively easy to tell if something is used. Usually, a quick search will find a place where it's referenced. It's much harder t
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by grujicd 2y ago
Main issue with adding something you might need in the future is that people leave, people forget, and then, one year later, there's some metadata column but no one remembers whether it was already used for something. Can we use it? Sh
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by grujicd 2y ago
If anything states are much more involved in policing internet than 20 years ago. As more and more stuff goes online, I don't see governments reversing this trend, quite the oposite.

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