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by vasac 8y ago
Yeah, right. Almost no wars in the last 30 years. Except for a few never-ending wars that last so long that are basically a new normal so we can count them off.
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by vasac 8y ago
Here’s testimony from Cameron Purdy, he used to work for Kurian at Oracle - https://www.quora.com/Have-you-worked-for-Thomas-Kurian-at-O...
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by vasac 8y ago
How I played Tetris: 1. start it while turbo is enabled 2. wait for Tetris to adjust to the speed of 8Mhz 8086 3. turn off turbo and play Tetris almost twice as slow - actually managed to reach 32000+ a few times ;) (as it overflows on 3276
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by vasac 10y ago
I'm using it as a main development machine. Also, I'm using MacBookPro when traveling and for some sort of a backup if main machine fails. So far (and I'm using it for a last two years) I'm very happy. Yosemite upgrades
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by vasac 11y ago
Here's one build-it-yourself from Yugoslavia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galaksija_%28computer%29
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by vasac 11y ago
Well, you didn't seem so upbeat when your ex-allies practiced some 'nation building' on 9/11. Things don't look so heroic when happen in your own backyard, do they?
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by vasac 12y ago
I built a Yosemite based Hackintosh a few weeks ago and had a same problem except it occurred almost every time computer wakes up. Solution was to unload audio drivers before computer goes to sleep and then load them again when it wakes up.
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by vasac 13y ago
Well, I'm probably much more biased than I care to admit so someone else is probably a better speaker about Crimea than me. It's quite hard to get a good comprehension (and I really tried hard) of some events that happened in my i
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by vasac 13y ago
Problems in Kosovo were not something new, certainly they didn't occur because of Milosevic. His government, same as any Serbian or Yugoslav government in last 100 years, wasn't capable of solving those problems. Different things
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by vasac 13y ago
First, I'm sorry for a hash tone of my first message. Second, I could argue that Russians just skipped the insurgency part. It would be trivially easy for them to create/support insurgency at Crimea and leave Ukrainian forces with
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by vasac 13y ago
Lies, lies, lies... In Kosovo there wasn't widespread genocide, especially not before NATO started dropping bombs - by far biggest atrocities (not genocide) started after March 24, 1999. Also you conveniently forgot those guys http:&#
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by vasac 13y ago
Bosnia and Herzegovina was occupied (no need for quotation marks). It doesn't matter who recognized occupation - it was still an occupation. It wasn't welcomed by Serbs in Bosnia (they didn't start rebelion just to replace on