jablan

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by jablan 13y ago
I believe "3" comes from "3 hours ago", which was displayed next to your username at the time when user jarrett mentioned you. So I presume it's just a slight copy-paste typo.
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by jablan 13y ago
Ever tried Borland's Turbo Vision? It came out somewhere around that time and was absolutely fantastic.
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by jablan 13y ago
What's the point of the dollar bill? An epitome of democracy?
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by jablan 13y ago
Are you seriously suggesting that I polluted more by cycling to work (for the extra food that I had to ingest) than I would if I drove instead? Can you point me to some reading material which would prove that? Thanks.
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by jablan 13y ago
Sorry, it's very hard to even conceive the constraints and abstractions under which a bike would be worse for the environment than driving. First and foremost, riding a bike relies on sustainable energy (grow, eat, repeat). Cars are st
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by jablan 13y ago
Making a bike pollutes more than making a car? Not even to mention usage pollution itself (which I primarily had in mind)... Also, just compare a lifespan of a car vs. a lifespan of a bicycle. I have several bicycles, the one I use mostly i
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by jablan 13y ago
As a bicycle commuter in an extremely bicycle-unfriendly city, I expected "extreme commuting" to mean something other than "spend 6 hours a day sitting in a 2-tons tin box polluting the environment"...
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by jablan 13y ago
Well, "none" would be the correct answer to that question, wouldn't it?
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by jablan 13y ago
Is that a rhetorical question? I was curious whether they will correctly determine my OS. Frankly, I was expecting something like "you are not using Windows".
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by jablan 13y ago
I believe it's rep , not rap . Rep as a shorthand for reputation: http://www.thefreedictionary.com/rep
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by jablan 13y ago
When I try to open an existing spreadsheet this way, it crashes: ~ $ google docs edit --title "skijanje" Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/bin/google", line 849, in <module>
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by jablan 13y ago
Since when the word "altruism" applies to corporations? I believe that word is intended to relate to people, not businesses.
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by jablan 13y ago
zsync can update any file, even an empty one (just rename it to the target file name). However, I am not sure how much you would actually save by using older ISOs.
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by jablan 13y ago
At first I thought it was a device which would prevent an infected computer from writing malware to the inserted flash drive, as a hardware antivirus.
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by jablan 13y ago
> I wonder how widespread this "X is my native tongue, so I'm going to speak English in a strong X accent, because otherwise I'd be submerging my identity" attitude is? I hope you understand that hiding own accent is
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by jablan 13y ago
Oh, and avoid baseball idioms. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glossary_of_English-language_id...
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by jablan 13y ago
Kupfer and Gajim
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by jablan 14y ago
So the reason of having segregated scouts is to protect their privacy? Wouldn't it be enough just to have one scout organization and separate bathrooms as well?
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by jablan 14y ago
I am coming from another culture, so would some kind soul explain to me how, in the 21st century, the society tolerates an organization called "Girl Scouts"? Am I the only one seeing something wrong there, as if there would exist "White Sco
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by jablan 14y ago
I understand that (now), however, PGR has often been recommended as an introductory book to Ruby, while it should be considered a piece of art in the first place. I guess _why should have chosen a bit more esoteric language as a vehicle. Lu
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by jablan 14y ago
I can try to explain my impression, which is quite similar, only, in my case, wasn't strong enough to drive me away from Ruby. I started reading Poignant Guide with the aim of improving my Ruby knowledge (I started with Pickaxe and was quit
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by jablan 14y ago
Umm... Interfaces? Abstract methods and classes? Finals?
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by jablan 14y ago
TurboPascal departed a lot from standard Pascal syntax, especially in very popular versions 5.5 and 6. IIRC, standard Pascal didn't even support modularity (importing symbols from other files). Pascal was mostly academia language, suitable
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by jablan 14y ago
He is obviously concerned about adoption of the project by wider circle of potential contributors. Most of the C#/.NET developers are already working in, well, C# and .NET, usually in enterprisey environments and often with little or no con
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by jablan 14y ago
Don't you think that, when it comes to OOP features, PHP recklessly introduced lots of Javaisms which lose lot of sense when applied to a dynamically typed language? I believe the author had exactly that in mind.
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by jablan 14y ago
> if you change lines, it marks it with some color on the left This is the feature that I miss the most in Vim, after working 5+ years in IDEs like Visual Studio. There are some Vim plugins addressing this (at least a year or so ago, wh
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by jablan 14y ago
While I know nothing about you and your skills, this doesn't have to be always that simple. People who are "the only developer" in a company often get detached from the developer community, living in a kind of technology bubble they created
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Ubuntu might become a rolling release distro(webupd8.org)
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by jablan 14y ago
Seriously, has anybody created a decent userscript or browser extension to fight this problem yet? I had no luck searching for one.
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by jablan 14y ago
Anti-semitism or anti-zionism?

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