sto_hristo

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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Would be great if these also take into account actual population as well as that is at the base of the actual economies.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
With the menu and title bar it already looks bigger than chrome.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Problem with this movie is that is it was forced. According to one interview with the director, they said that a family loss prompt them to write some story as a coping mechanism, which ended up being adapted to a studio forced cash grab Ma
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Lets make a program that can print strings and do log rotation. Then overly complicate it, put everything in it. wcgw?
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Someone got their feelings hurt by a meme. (For some reason people's feelings suddenly turned into the most fragile and frail element in the Universe)
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Also their entire office suite is migrating to an webapp. I use it at work and it's quite impressive even though it has issues and is inferior to native. But hey, it's only the beginning and can be used on every platform without t
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Some of MS own apps are written on Electron. Think about that when considering their awesome native UI frameworks
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Of course not. But the popup situation is a mere aftereffect from the base cause - abuse of user's private data. It is there that all anger and frustration should be directed at.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Even stupid minds needs the keep themselves busy. And stupider the mind, the stupider the busy cycle.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Well since you know what phase we're in, and that we're in a phase even, then surely you must know what and when the revolution is. So cut the chatter and get us there. Why waste time?
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Many developers in the industry have simply realized that the flexibility of html/css/js is simply unmatched by any other technology out there. Nothing else out there has been subjected to such extreme levels of scrutiny the web h
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
A nation with the insecurities of a 14 year old child. Begs the question - is stupidity the "great filter?"
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
You approach a problem with your emotions and that has never given any result. The online world has been, from its inception, a foundation for creativity, knowledge, entertainment, communication, and so much more. When a malicious party rec
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
And this is exactly what the virus has been doing since day one. Forcing one lockdown after another, because hospitals fill like it's nothing. In my city, ambulances have more in common with a private tour shuttles - jumping from one h
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
But someone's weight doesn't pose a risk to the ones surrounding them. And i've yet to hear how hospitals get filled with obese people and doctors are struggling with waves after waves of obese people that need to be bedded a
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Here's an idea for a next trendy protest: Drunk people against restrictions on driving. Cuz if you're drunk and evil fascist 3rd reich billgates police stops you, then your rights have been violated.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
I've yet to hear Soros spreading conspiracy theories how Soros does everything evil that is happening to my country. All that nonsense comes from random idiots on the internet.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
If you overspent that much on a shiny Mac, you'd force yourself to make up for it even from the grave.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Love the back design of the phone, symmetry is always good. Finally one can put their on the table and tap on it without making a noise to hell and beyond. But this presentation, with the potato chips 1 hour long ad... and i can see that mo
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
I don't like to be treated like the next ordinary person. I want to be treated like the royalty i wish i am. So get on with it? Remove the people with the "useless degrees" and you'd be left with shamans, witch doctors a
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
People think that scientists go out on TV to scare them. They think that if the scientists tell them what they want to hear instead of what the reality of the situation actually is, Reality will bend over and do as people want and expect fr
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
HIV was discovered in the 80s of a past century. COVID rocked the world since month 1 of its inception and to this day keeps on rocking, despite the radical measures to contain it and the unseen global vaccination campaign.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Major - yes. "Great" - far from it. COVID is basically unstoppable despite the draconian measures lots of countries took. Post SMS if you're going out, yet your hospitals remain overloaded - HIV, SARS, MERS don't even co
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Such pandemics don't start every other year. Last great one was 100 years ago. So i wouldn't worry at all for the "winners", there's plenty of time for generations to refresh. Worry about government's inability
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
>It's my computer, my network, and I get to say precisely how it is used That is only realistic on linux. Everything else us just something you've rented. Besides, you can always go for independent vscode clone. I don't kn
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Evil Corp Inc. doesn't pay me, so i'm going to do their job - they figure it out. Chrome and Safari's existence and usage are not under a mandate by God. If Evil Corp Inc. comes up with the better everything, i'd be the
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
It's ubiquitous because it is popular. If it wasn't popular, nobody would want to use, everyone would hate it, and Evil Corp Incorporated would ride in on the Savior Horse and give everyone the remedy to javascript. But no. Instea
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
Considering its popularity, vast ecosystem, and widespread use, you can't just state that it's hated so much - that is just your impression based on few very noisy people.
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
The main problem is that you think you need open discussion and public debates on this topic. You don't. That is not a movie or a painting, it's science. You need research, proof, scrutiny. This is a job and it's done by prof
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by sto_hristo 5y ago
It's terrifying to think what Spanish flu would do in today's world. Back then it wrecked the planet in times when almost nobody could joy-travel anywhere they wished on a whim and the world was made up of only 2 billion people. T

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