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by vasac 2y ago
I'm using TST too, but instead of grouping relevant projects into one branch, I'm using the Simple Tab Groups extension to switch between long-term projects. It simply replaces one set of tabs with another. I have a few groups rel
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by vasac 2y ago
Logitech mouse driver had something similar — the middle button (which was configurable) used to show a 3x3 grid of icons that you could click or simply release the mouse button over. This allowed you to easily close or minimize windows (I
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by vasac 2y ago
Nope. NATO did change the lines on the map. But thanks for playing.
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by vasac 2y ago
On a more positive note, the constant stream of UI updates that used to wreck my userChrome.css fixes led me to switch to the TreeStyleTabs extension. Combined with a few extensions to the base TST extension (yes, extensions for an extensio
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by vasac 2y ago
Eh, I had all the issues of Moj Mikro while they were publishing in Serbo-Croatian, as well as all the issues of Svet Kompjutera, Računari, and PC until around 2007-2008 (Računari ceased publishing a few years later). They were all carefull
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by vasac 2y ago
Small nitpick - Linux was created in 1991, while the EEC was transformed into the EU in 1992 (effective 1993), and Finland became part of the EU in 1995.
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by vasac 3y ago
And the consequences of discovering backdoors in the US were (checks notes) a manhunt for Snowden.
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by vasac 3y ago
There's nothing stable in ex-Yugoslavia, and that will become evident once the current hegemon gets busy elsewhere.
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by vasac 3y ago
It would, only it would start earlier.
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by vasac 3y ago
It made sense for both Germany and Russia, but it didn't make sense for somebody else. Now, who that may be is left as an exercise for the reader.
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by vasac 3y ago
Yeah, no one ever wanted to overthrow democratically elected government in Iran, no one ever had interest in wrecking Libya, Syria... It's all just their imagination.
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by vasac 3y ago
Maybe because k8s was originally written in Java ;)
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by vasac 3y ago
They removed XUL without providing an API to replace it, even for some very popular use cases (TabMixPlus comes to mind). I lost a few (to me) important extensions and had a hard time finding replacements. For me, extensions were the major
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by vasac 3y ago
Eh, I kind of hoped for at least an attempt to substantiate opinions, but fat chance.
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by vasac 3y ago
Please do share what's happening with minorities and people with the wrong accent daily in Serbia. I live there, perhaps I'm missing something. P.S. my accent is also wrong, should I be afraid?
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by vasac 3y ago
For Serbia to collect taxes, one must live in the country for more than 180 days per year, so I doubt Woz should be worried.
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by vasac 3y ago
The election campaign is in full swing, and I don't doubt the government wanted to trumpet this as much as possible. By the way, Wozniak mentioned that he and his wife were on vacation in cities along the Danube, so I guess that's
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by vasac 3y ago
There's also somewhat similar extension for Hammerspoon: https://github.com/FryJay/MenuHammer/
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by vasac 3y ago
> 60% (frustration|half-assery|disappointment) But that's where the fun is ;)
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by vasac 3y ago
t took me a week to get used to the syntax. Now that I'm not working with Clojure anymore, I find every other syntax somewhat repulsive. When I was looking into Elixir and now OCaml, I found them much harder to follow ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by vasac 3y ago
By the time Microsoft secured a deal with IBM, they were already a multimillion-dollar company, which was quite significant in 1980. Judging by their future moves, it's evident that luck wasn't the only factor contributing to thei
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by vasac 3y ago
I have seen this play a few times before. And then people in flip-flops win the war.
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by vasac 3y ago
Bosnians can refer to themselves in various ways. They have identified as Bosnians, Bosniaks (depending on the extent of their territorial claims), Turks, Muslims, Bogomils, and more over time. I don't particularly mind; believe in wha
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by vasac 3y ago
I would be happy if you could settle on one version of history and maintain it for at least a century. It seems that historical narratives keep changing with each era. One version was disseminated during the Ottoman occupation, another unde
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by vasac 3y ago
Yeah, the issue is too complex to summarize in a single post. Why that country was created, the influences that shaped it, the varying desires of its constituent parts, and what might have happened if the Warsaw Pact had continued to exist.
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by vasac 3y ago
> There's definitely a significant chunk of the population that does miss Yugoslavia and bratstvo i jedinstvo. In my experience, the sentiment is actually strongest in Bosnia, which makes sense, as it is the most mixed of the succes
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by vasac 3y ago
Tito passed away in 1980 at the age of 88, and his influence had been waning for at least a decade before his death. His final significant power move occurred in 1972 when he dismissed the Croatian leadership. However, it's worth notin
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by vasac 3y ago
All of them? At least the ones under active development, like Emacs, Vim/Neovim, SublimeTree, Helix, and Kakoune...
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by vasac 3y ago
Yes, I'm aware of the hardware differences, but were they significant enough to require software adjustments? I used both 8088 and 8086-based PCs in the second half of the eighties, and from a software perspective, they seemed identica
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by vasac 3y ago
Is the 8086 so different from the 8088 that it requires a different BIOS?

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