But those are syntax highlights. What does this have to do with theming?

I'm not a Zed user, but https://zed.dev/docs/reference/all-settings#colorize-bracket... surely you can configure those.

Never said or implied such thing.

https://www.meshcoretel.ru/en/MOW/map

Maybe other maps too...

I thing Russia's main problem (not only with mesh) is that you have millions of people living in or near few cities and very few inbetween.

And those living "inbetween" typically have no money or time for things like mesh, they are struggling with simplier things.

Sure. How many of those hated capitalists have started with exactly same thought?

People should stop drop this naive act.

I fact this is one of the first "fun facts" you learn in school course of russian history. Come on...

Same in Russian

нем\немой - mute

немота - muteness

But yes, we do use Germany for country's name :)

last time I checked we also call them "немцы" (Nemci and sounds exactly the same)

And how do you test this when you hire? An interview where you have to implement something using LLM only?

Here I am still coding (mostly) by hand.

While I also sometimes do chat with qwen or use an agent to save some time writting tests or yaml, or "implementing" a draft version of a change, I can't really understand this "the job is changed".

Do some companies in some countries force you to use these agents? Are they going to fire you because Jack or Jill push changes two (or more) times faster than you?

Does it play appropriate Evangelion OST track depending on magnitude though?

https://meduza.io/en/news/2026/04/16/report-fsb-unit-linked-...

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2026/04/15/russian-websites-b...

I don't even think I've seen a single on here in Russia in the 90s.

5.25 in my fathers company? Sure. 3.5 everywhere else? Da. CDs at some point.

Hell, even minidisc was there (also almost non-existent, I think I know only two people who actually owned a minidisc player).

No sing of Zip.

We've got army block, FSB block, technocrats, bureaucrats and oligarchs. The usual (more or less) story.

The real problem is - we don't have system that scales horizontally. So when Putin goes people will have to deal with the vertical system he created for himself.

The problem here is this "for himself" part.

For this system to work you will have to be a new Putin (at least for some time) and for this you will have to enforce your decisions and shape your new system. Top to bottom.

Best thing that can happen to Russian (realistically) is that the power will be given to technocrats.

They are not neccesarily more liberal, but they have real education, they do understand a thing or to about economics, open borders, sharing of knowledge etc.

They won't be able to quickly change Russia, but given some time they can reshape it step by step.

Alas - we have FSB and Army blocks, high level of corruption and millions of people who see people like Putin as the best choice. They don't need progress and responsibility. They need their empire back even if they are just peasants with serfdom included.