llomlup

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by llomlup 12y ago
Nice tool. I keep suggesting it to people wanting to learn git.
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by llomlup 13y ago
I had no computer until I was 18 (couldn't buy one :/), so in order to compensate, I stayed in the school's computer lab whenever I was allowed, where I played mostly with TurboPascal and BASIC. Just after the high school, I
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by llomlup 13y ago
After ruling out underground tubes, electric aircraft and coast-to-coast travel, teleportation seems to be the only option left. And I haven't really expected that.
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Batman and Superman to team up in a new movie(bbc.co.uk)
1 points by llomlup 13y ago|0 comments
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by llomlup 13y ago
Agreed. Also in Balkans, due to weak economy and lack of state support, devs won't easily risk giving up their jobs in order to run a full-time startup (no VC's to fund projects there).
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by llomlup 13y ago
Many development shops in Balkans provide near-shore, off-shore services to European and US customers. Those companies have experienced significant grow in short time, e.g. from 5 to 50 employees in just two years or so. A stretch to higher
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Germany rejects Snowden's request for asylum(translate.google.com)
4 points by llomlup 13y ago|1 comments
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by llomlup 13y ago
I would have asked Serbia as well. Although they're a small country, they could resist US because of Snowden. They have been bombarded by NATO and later, they've been forced to accept a secession of Kosovo.
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by llomlup 13y ago
SEEKING WORK: REMOTE Node.JS & JavaScript, .NET (full stack), enterprise development as well (Dynamics CRM, FIM), consultancy. Available only for part time. Thank you in advance.
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by llomlup 13y ago
If Russia grants him an asylum, nothing will stop US media from screaming 'traitor', since, he, well, "fled" to Russia.
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Germany also profits from US, British spying(dw.de)
2 points by llomlup 13y ago|0 comments