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mcepl

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    Comment #47956786

    These are the super-engineers who created https://youtu.be/E3_95BZYIVs

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    Comment #47956735

    By lowering cost and not investing profit to the company? Yes, short-term v long-term, but who in this world cares about anything after their next salary?

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    Comment #47951462

    Lovely, so yet another promise to federate which will never materialise! Still going with the Drew’s reply in https://is.gd/5wwQy2 (yes, two years old, and he slightly softened his…

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    Comment #47891454

    You said SHOULD. Yes, I absolutely agree that politicians (and I very intentionally do not call any names) should be criminally punished most harshly for abusing their position for…

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    Comment #45127060

    I feel strangely offended that here in Czechia there are actually no ads on BBC podcasts …

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    Comment #45097101

    vim-fugitive

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    Comment #45093949

    I didn’t mean to be pedantic. My experience with Jujutsu was as bad as with Mercurial (and hg-git, I believe?) … after couple of hours working with my repo ( https://git.sr.ht/~mce…

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    Comment #45092341

    If you say that you can work only with JJ and never use git, you are delusional. For one, where is that JJ forge (i.e., the equivalent of Sourcehut)?

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    Comment #44769697

    You cannot give millions of USD to potential authors if you are tiny webserver-running small business. That’s what the article was all about.

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    Comment #44645734

    yes, I haven’t managed for a week, but I tried to Jujutsu and gave up. It is too complicated for no visible gain. Plus, there is no infrastructure supporting it (in the end, you st…

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    Comment #44453943

    Yeah, we are just paying customers, who cares about us, right?

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    Comment #44277831

    I don’t think it is that simple. Itanium was for years supported for example by RHEL (including GCC working of course, if anybody cared enough they could invest into optimising tha…

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    Comment #41928384

    > Copyright terms have been radically extended in this country largely to keep pace with Europe, where the standard has long been that copyrights last for the life of the author pl…

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    Comment #40455898

    https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep ???

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    Comment #40363887

    https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2013/03/09/python-ffi-with-cty...

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    Comment #40363858

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Pinto#Fuel_system_fires,_...

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    Comment #40337391

    Lived for some time five minutes walking from the Clock, and so I can heartily appreciate the old Prague joke: “Daddy, why they call it the tourist season, when we cannot shoot the…

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    Comment #39709494

    I am a Czech as well, and although I know exactly what you are talking about, I have found my own way towards Švejk lately. I am afraid (all of them awesome artists, but too much p…

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    Comment #39709378

    Švejk is too much slanted by the expectations of “just funny” and by (absolutely awesome, but too nice) illustrations by Josef Lada. When listening to the audio version of the book…

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    Comment #39709359

    Yes, they are only hilarious. Švejk on the other hand is in my opinion much more serious. One Czech literary critic call it even “Kafka by other means”. Yes, Hašek was a satiric wr…

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    Comment #39709334

    “The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Whatever age I read it, I am always surprised how much it deals with the actual problems I have.

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    Comment #39043260

    Only not having access to https://todo.sr.ht made me to recognize fully, that I don’t have any access to it. https://github.com/MichaelMure/git-bug suddenly looks much more interes…

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    Comment #39042829

    It is not paid to another company (ehm, Mozilla), or it doesn’t live from advertisements (almost everybody else). You pay for its services the old-fashioned way, with your money.

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    Comment #37395142

    Yes, a lot. All those zillion shell scripts which run the IT these days use it whenever they need to get to the Internet (surprisingly, it is much more common than wget(1), which i…

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    Comment #27295945

    Whenever you say words “natural”, or “friendly” you actually mean “what I am used to”. As the saying goes “Basically, the only ‘intuitive’ interface is the nipple. After that, it's…