smarinov

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by smarinov 5y ago
I think the only criterion is the presence of a person who was able to create an interesting and suitable problem for the target language and submitted it for inclusion in the IOL. :) Also keep in mind that this is a link only to the sample
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by smarinov 8y ago
When you installed it, `make` changed your global .gitconfig file and added the respective Git aliases to it, so that Git would know what to do and not complain about invalid commands. This happens on this line of the project's Makefil
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by smarinov 8y ago
See also my reply to the sibling, but in the country I come from they were well known maybe from some time between the 20s or 30s, and they were generally always regarded as a good quality brand. Usually not as prominent as others, but stil
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by smarinov 8y ago
This explains it. I come from a former Eastern Bloc country and Škoda was well established here well before the former regime overtook power after a short occupation by the Red army. Also, they were definitely not unknown in (parts of) Germ
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by smarinov 8y ago
Side note, but I don't get the part about Škoda. They have been building cars literally since the onset of the 20th century and have been a well established producer for a long time before the 90s. Or was there some kind of consumer bo
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by smarinov 8y ago
Unless it just opens the man page if it is so long. Like git.
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by smarinov 8y ago
Also, on an unrelated note, I would never ever suggest novice users to blindly just give `chmod +w` to random locations. This is only marginally better than the `chmod 777 <root-folder-name>` that used to be so spread out in many (e.g
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by smarinov 8y ago
Yes, it was a БЗНС thing at first. There were three major reforms in the way Modern Standard Bulgarian is written: 0. no official codification (before 1899; basically everybody wrote as they pleased and there were some differences between v
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by smarinov 8y ago
Thanks for the thorough explanation! I can't edit my answer above anymore, but I upvoted you. This actually reminds me that there is also „lapte bătut“ in Bulgarian („бито мляко“, meaning is the same: ‘beaten milk’), and a similar tren
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by smarinov 8y ago
Yes, I plead guilty and am utterly ashamed of myself. My usage above was totally misleading when we consider the way people write nowadays. :) In Bulgaria, the letter was first briefly removed in a reform between 1921 and 1923 and then remo
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by smarinov 8y ago
Yes, thanks. I edited my text above and removed all references to ‘oxidised’; also for Bulgarian since the words are related, but not the same: „кисел“ / «όξινο» (sour/acidic) vs „окислен“ / «οξειδωμένος» (oxidised). I don&#x
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by smarinov 8y ago
A piece of information which I missed in the article: ‘yoghurt’ was an almost completely unknown word in Bulgaria until as soon as 2-3 decades ago. We call the substance „кисело млѣко“ (kiselo mlěko)[1] which literally means ‘sour milk’. No
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by smarinov 9y ago
https://gpodder.net allows you to synchronise various (partially/non-overlapping) podcast lists to multiple devices and easily add new podcasts you don't find on the service's website. So you can actually just set
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by smarinov 9y ago
I never touch the DDG settings, but I often search in about a dozen different languages, and I get great results. The rare times I try to find something in another search engine, including Google, I get worse (or not better at best) results
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by smarinov 9y ago
Yeah, I agree. Most of us haven't even heard of it until now…
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by smarinov 9y ago
I am not even a regular Emacs user (sorry, on the Vim side for now), and I think Orgzly is a great note-taking app. Actually the best one I've tried so far. It's true! :)
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by smarinov 9y ago
The old Symbian* smartphones. Just a detail, I know, but as far as I remember, I changed few Symbian devices before the iPhone came out and I hopped over Android soon after. I can't really recall there being any Windows phones back
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by smarinov 10y ago
I have been using precisely Nginx to serve multiple HTTPS domains with certificates from Let's Encrypt since the first few weeks after it came out, so I am not sure why you think it's strictly necessary to assign them separate IP
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by smarinov 10y ago
This is a solution if you don't care that anyone looking at the certificate would be able to directly see every single domain that you are hosting as part of your setup. Determined people would be still able to find it out, more or l
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by smarinov 10y ago
yed is the best tool for the job I've used so far, so I'm glad someone already mentioned it.
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by smarinov 10y ago
Nextcloud* AFAIK most core developers of owncloud left that boat a while ago to continue working on the software in a more sensible way.
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Kickass: destroy the Web with a spaceship in your browser(kickassapp.com)
2 points by smarinov 10y ago|0 comments
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by smarinov 10y ago
> This isn't the security community. The security community is pretty much unanimous in supporting Signal over all other secure messengers. Sorry, but I am still yet to see the proclaimed unanimous support for Signal as a messenge
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by smarinov 10y ago
Make me a healthy breakfast.
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by smarinov 10y ago
In my experience, this is usually the best way to go for a tech company.
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by smarinov 10y ago
Yes, Posteo.de and Mailbox.org somehow seem to provide better value for less money.
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by smarinov 10y ago
To paraphrase from the text itself ‘There is no perfect article , but there are many bad ones’, including this one.
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by smarinov 10y ago
You probably mean that it will always seek food since the assignment evaluates to 'true' when it's successful (which is usually the case).
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by smarinov 10y ago
Dear Turkish friends, This is arguably not the best place and time for what I am about to say, but I am going to do it anyway. Please know that if things continue the way they are, you are all welcome to Bulgaria. There is some scare monger
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by smarinov 10y ago
The same in Bulgaria and still few people realise that this exact saying about the boiling tar cauldron is pretty common in many nations across the world.

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