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Vilnius, Lithuania
Joined May 2011
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Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
Our @nickschifrin sat down with Lithuanian Foreign Minister @GLandsbergis to ask how his country has become the first to stop all imports of Russian gas.
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Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
Someone just reminded me that the Hebrew word for ‘evil’ is pronounced “Russia”.. here is a full spectrum of definitions for this lovely phonetic composition
Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
putin wants to conquer Kyiv, because the "Rus" in russia has actually nothing to do with russia.
A 🧵 about Kyiv:
In 1547 Ivan the Terrible declared himself "Tsar and Grand Duke of all Rus'", stealing his title from the fallen Byzantine Empire (tsar/czar = caesar) and
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Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
Some want to live in a simple world where Putin is solely responsible for the war. The reality is that someone actually drops bombs on Ukrainian cities, shoots evacuees, forms ‘Zs’, backs Putin in surveys. Like in 1930s, they bear responsibility, even if poisoned by propaganda.
“Never again” should not be used, because it’s clear that this is within NATO borders. Probably. Because we did not actually checked how Article 5 works in a real world.
And it’s a clear sign for Putin, that red line is NATO border. If it’s Georgia - why not to try.
Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
Today marks 4 years since shipping the first release of the rewrite of the Lyft app in Swift. I figured some stats would be cool to share.
Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
I use rebase a lot, and find using remote branches so much easier - no need to get the local base branch up to date:
git fetch
git rebase origin/master
vs
git checkout master
git pull
git checkout mybranch
git rebase master
Hope this helps someone make their workflow better✨
Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
Amazing @marca frontpage this morning showing Sergio Canales’ scar from one of three cruciate ligament operations (and the fish tattoo he’s covered it with) – at Madrid, Spain
Viktoras Laukevičius retweeted
We added metrics to see who's not using default font size on iOS, and the numbers were surprising! If you don't support Dynamic Type, you'll worsen the experience for at least a quarter of your users. Detailed stats + tips to support inside.
📱 🔍 More than a quarter of @pdfviewerapp users choose a non-default text size. Supporting Dynamic Type is not just a convenience feature - it helps make your app accessible to people who would normally not be able to use it. pspdfkit.com/blog/2018/impro…
