You can't, unfortunately. No trains run between Poland and Belarus.

Oh that's a shame... I believe the whole journey was not an issue during the "warm period" of the 2000s.

Don't hurt me, no more.

Disqus shows a lot of ads these days.

I run an e-commerce website on Hugo. The only non-static part is a short Python function I run in a cloud to forward the orders to Stripe.

I don’t have a slightest idea why would anyone want this. Borrow checking is one of the greatest benefits of Rust.

It is funny.

Wasn't the original Redis prototype written in Tcl?

Yes, previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35989909

The Redis test suite is still written in Tcl: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9963162 (although more recently antirez said somewhere he wished he'd written it in C for speed)

Wow, this now includes a floppy drive sound emulator!

How about git-crecord?

My understanding it's a reference to Steve Coogan, who played Alan Partridge, who in one episode sees a friend called Dan, and starts shouting his name, but Dan doesn't react. Alan proceeds shouting: Dan! Dan! DAN! and eventually gives up. This scene was later parodied in a BBC programme about animals, where one animal shouts Alan! Alan! ALAN! and then realises the name's wrong: STEVE!

Has he also written a Dan?