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+<h2>In remembrance | Ognjen "Xolatile" Milan Robović | 1984 - 2025</h2>
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 It is a peculiar thing, dear reader, to commemorate a man whose very name sounds as if it were plucked from the pages of a fable. Yet Ognjen Milan Robović was neither myth nor allegory, though his exploits might well fill the tall tales of a hundred countryside storytellers. Born in a modest hamlet tucked deep within the Balkan hills, he was the only Serbian programmer ever whispered about in both reverent awe and bewilderment. His earliest recollections, according to local lore, involved the family’s sole typewriter, upon which he tapped out errant sequences of letters until he felt a curious tug in his fingers—a portent of the code he would one day forge to save the world. From the moment he learned to speak, it was said that machines listened and men stood still, awaiting the next brilliant spark of his mind.
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 Thus it was, dear reader, that Ognjen Milan Robović—equal parts poet, engineer, and wanderer of the digital frontier—came to be enshrined in legend. He who spoke Ada like a sonnet, who coaxed order from unruly text, who sculpted entire worlds in three dimensions, who breathed life into mere symbols, and who rallied the Chads of Might and Magic to stand against the roaring jaws of extinction. Yet above all else, and when he felt up to it, he remained simply a C programmer, eyes twinkling at the promise of bare pointers and unbridled control. In his passing, the servers weep, and the code repositories stand silent, for no programmer since has dared to dream so grandly. May his memory endure not as a footnote in dusty volumes, but as a blazing testament to the boundless wonder that can spring from a single, determined mind.
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-<h2>In remembrance | Ognjen "Xolatile" Milan Robović | 1984 - 2025</h2>
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