miroljub

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by miroljub 3y ago
I use porn star names to name computers in my company network. It's easy to claim that "lisaann" and "peternorth" are just randomly invented names, and then watch some corporate drone blushing and struggling when as
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by miroljub 3y ago
Avatar was actually inspired by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snail_on_the_Slope
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by miroljub 3y ago
> Sometimes things that are worth doing are hard. I said that in my comment already, if for you, it's not worth doing it, don't do it. The unwritten assumption is that you should do it if it's worth it to you, even if it&#
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by miroljub 3y ago
> Some people do all of that naturally. Lucky them. Others don't, and it's a journey to adjust. You don't need to be a "natural", but if you aren't you need to learn to behave like one before you can credibl
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by miroljub 3y ago
Why not YD.MD.YM ?
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by miroljub 3y ago
I thought the Americans use MM/dd/YY. As soon as I see a dot "." instead of "/" I assume a "normal" day-month order.
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by miroljub 3y ago
It looks like it may work, but on the downside you'll need to listen to Lady Gaga ... oh well.
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by miroljub 3y ago
"I have a TV set right behind me displaying porn 24/7"
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by miroljub 3y ago
If you look only at linguistics, the current version of standard Croatian would be a dialect of Serbian, but naming languages was never a pure linguistical category. That's why we have languages where their name is the most significant
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by miroljub 3y ago
What's not to love? Infinitely configurable and extensible system that can accommodate any workflow and any process that comes to mind. It can be used and also misused, but blaming Jira for its misuse is like blaming Lisp because it&#x
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by miroljub 3y ago
> You should see how many European banks don't bother to comply with basic financial corruption protections and just block US citizens from having accounts You should see how many European banks don't bother to comply with the
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by miroljub 3y ago
Isn't the person claiming something is going to happen the first one that needs to explain why and how? Only after that, it makes sense to ask the person denying the original claim to bring his arguments. Or, to put it simply: in this
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by miroljub 3y ago
So what? There's also an entire industry behind climate ideology. Greenwashing is everywhere.
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by miroljub 3y ago
Unfortunately, American tipping culture started proliferating here in Europe too. Lately, I see more and more "tip 10% / 20% / 30%" screens when paying with the card. Sorry, in Europe tipping 10% is veeery generous, and
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by miroljub 3y ago
It's not that easy in the global world. The owner of TikTok is ByteDance, an American company. Would you ban them? Also, Apple produces in China, under the jurisdiction of the CCP. Would you also ban them? Those two examples are obviou
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by miroljub 3y ago
Yes.
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by miroljub 3y ago
If you ban all spy apps, the app store would be empty. Heck, as soon as you see the first add in an app, you should know you have been spied on.
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by miroljub 3y ago
Pornhub forced to block Utah, but not Iran. One state is a democracy, the other is an undemocratic clerical state. Now, close your eyes and try to guess which is which.
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by miroljub 4y ago
They say it's under the Apache 2 licence, so it is open source. EDIT: I was wrong. They actually released binaries under the Apache licence, not the source code. Which is, mildly said, deceptive. I don't even have an idea what t
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by miroljub 4y ago
Our planet is both chaotic and stable, depending on the timescale we are looking at. Chaotic on the long timescale, but pretty stable given the much shorter timescale of known human history.
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by miroljub 4y ago
Good idea. That's what I'm going to use in the future.
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by miroljub 4y ago
> Many only know Gradle. True, but maybe 1% knows make. And since many of them run Windows, many don't even know how to install the correct version of make on their development box.
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by miroljub 4y ago
Here you assume that more people know about make than npm or yarn, which I wouldn't bet on. Besides, I would guess that every JavaScript developer when jumping on the new project will know how to use npm, just like every Java developer
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by miroljub 4y ago
Why not entering a fake email and move on? It's not like many of them do email validation anyways. Something like kgistdaie@gmail.com will do. At least let them having to handle junk data.
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It is unpopular. Its only reason d'etre is being the only language used by Flutter. I'm not aware of any major project using it outside the Flutter apps.
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by miroljub 4y ago
> Generally speaking, GDPR violations won’t be addressed with a slap on the wrist, apparently So, when they plan to actually start fining? > "2% of its entire global turnover of the preceding fiscal year" I'd like to se
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by miroljub 4y ago
Unless jank rebrands itself as NativeClojure retaining 100% Clojure compatibility with a few more native related goodies, I don't see it offering more than Janet, which is also inspired by Clojure. Given that they have similar goals, w
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by miroljub 4y ago
... and be punished with yet another 11.278 € fine, as if that would change anything.
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by miroljub 4y ago
What about it?
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by miroljub 4y ago
Curious which OS are you using for development, since Sublime provides official versions[1] for macOS, Windows and Linux. [1] https://www.sublimetext.com/download

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