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vasac
5y ago
Check Fennel [0] - a Lisp like language that can be compiled to Lua. You'll still have to learn a bits of Lua as Fennel uses its data structures but that's small compromise for being able to interface with Hammerspoon or use all L
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vasac
5y ago
Considering that Easter Front was responsible for 80% of German deaths in WWII looks like marketing is what you're selling.
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vasac
5y ago
Haha, and I thought I'm the only madmen who still occasionally uses Đ when spelling paths. At late 80s I had a Hercules graphics card where you could pick ASCII/YUSCII by flipping the switch on the back of the card.
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vasac
5y ago
Yeah, I have a similar (EE) experience. A few years ago during some discussion about Africa a guy (who apparently turned on his wokeness to 11) called people there African Americans - people who lived all their lives in Africa and have noth
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5y ago
No one expects that - at best EU wants to limit Russian and Chinese influence so they pour some money and pay lip service about enlargement. On the other site our government doesn't want to enter EU either - it likes to get some money
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vasac
5y ago
In Serbia, for a ruling class (politicians, judges, attorneys, police), laws are more like a lax guidelines so even if this is a step back for them in the end nothing fundamentally changes.
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5y ago
He brought faulty RAM that had errors just in a single half and then he used just the other (correct) half - nothing wrong with that. Such cost cutting made it affordable to a large number of people - had it costed a couple of time more it
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5y ago
> For serious ergonomics, splits are the way to go. That's my experience too. A year ago I switched to Kyria[0] and now I'm baffled why such keyboards aren't much more popular. [0] https://splitkb.com/
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5y ago
I brought 4 WD Green 2TB disks 7-8 years ago. All failed in the next few years because their firmware was parking the heads after 8 seconds of inactivity. And they were rated for 300.000 cycles so at the time that become common knowledge I
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5y ago
Before switching to Tree Style Tab extension I was quite happy with customizations from https://github.com/Izheil/Quantum-Nox-Firefox-Dark-Full-Them... - they use Firefox beta to adjust css so once new Firefox version
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5y ago
Your narrative about Russian PMC staging coup attempt (link 2) isn't true. That was failed SBU operation. http://euromaidanpress.com/2021/02/12/the-wagner-affair-in-b...
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5y ago
Frankly, we (Serbia) have been told very clearly that we won't become member anytime soon as EU has first to solve some internal issues. Add to that that our politicians don't have any real desire to actually join and the end resu
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5y ago
Russia buys most of their arms from their own industry so while their military budget in $ is far smaller than the US they get more bang for the buck (or in their case ruble). So while they nominally spend ~$60B per year when accounted for
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I wasn't asking who was invaded by Russia but whether Poland was aggressor too? And here's the answer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish%E2%80%93Czechoslovak_bo...
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vasac
5y ago
Nope, it's you who needs to revisit WW2 history: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish%E2%80%93Czechoslovak_bo...
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5y ago
Was Poland too?
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vasac
5y ago
That's because Russians can copy things even when US even doesn't make them in the first place ;)
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vasac
5y ago
Let me continue with that list of countries: USA, UK...
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vasac
6y ago
Yeah, NGOs supported* by US government - doublespeak at its best :) *supported as in created, instructed and financed.
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6y ago
What happens if you pick Unicode Hex Input from System Preferences -> Keyboard -> Input sources?
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6y ago
At the time I was starting with Hackintosh it was unable to boot every now and then. I couldn't figure out what's going on because months could pass without any issues. At the end it turned out that boot went right only if my micr
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7y ago
Location: Belgrade, Serbia Remote: Yes (I have been working remotely for 5 years) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Clojure (ClojureScript/reagent/re-frame), Java, JavaScript, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Kafka, AWS Résumé/CV: h
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Location: Belgrade, Serbia Remote: Yes (last 5 years worked as a remote dev) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Clojure & ClojureScript (reagent, re-frame), Java, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, MySQL, AWS, Docker, Kafka Résumé/CV: https:
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7y ago
Thanks, I'll take a look. I'm already using MenuHammer[1] (menu system inspired by Spacemacs) and Spectacle. But plan for a next year or two is to build custom ergo keyboard (r/ErgoMechKeyboards has a bunch of interesting stu
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7y ago
And there's Fennel - an Lisp that compiles to Lua which makes writing Spoons (Hammerspoon plugins) pure joy. https://fennel-lang.org/
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7y ago
> that there's something about stable, market-oriented democracies Yeah, things are stable when economy is good (worked for Yugoslavia too) but what's going to happen in case of huge economic downturn like in the 30thies with m
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You would be surprised how fast things played out in Yugoslavia. I clearly remember 15 years old me at 1989 when I become aware how expensive weapons really are and how stupid is to spend such large amount of money on something that we obvi
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7y ago
You can get permit to own a gun and keep it at home if you pass a psychological, psychiatric and practical exams but getting permit to carry a gun is much harder. You have to prove to the police that your safety is in danger so such permits
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Maybe they're worried about their capability to retaliate - US BMDS maybe can not defend against full Russian arsenal but it may be successful against limited retaliation (if most of Russian arsenal gets wiped out in first strike).
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As they say, get your facts straight ;) 29 September 1938 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_Agreement 23 August 1939 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov%E2%80%93Ribbentrop_Pac...
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