I'm really surprised I haven't seen any pro free Paliestine stickers or posters at #37c3, this is the exact place that I would expect lots of supporters to show up. Is Germany really that pro-Israel?
> she's being sent to jail for continuing to claim the Holocaust did not happen
A lot of people say things that are not correct and actively promote them. Judging between opposing opinions is difficult. Sending someone to prison for that, despite (of because of) the politics, seems harsh.
It is also similar to the conflict in question by the original post: a time of war and differing opinions based on which ethnic side of the conflict is supported ( Israel / Palestine ).
Calling someone a Nazi and trying to social shame is shortcut thinking, not coming to terms with the underlying issue, which is #freespeech
It was a good learning experience and we may use this soon for a client. We may be transferring an older version of a Wordpress website on another host to a ProxMox VM. I haven't done a migration like that before, so we'll see how it goes.
I'm not a big fan of #Wordpress now, but I did use it quite a bit over ten years ago. It's changed a lot since then!
It does have the nVidia GeForce 9400M graphics, which will probably be handled just fine by the installer since it is so old, we'll see.
Now, I usually do not work on Apple products, but this is a classic and it is for a friend. The MacBook A1278 is my favorite MacBook model. It was a long running series, so there are quite a few variants and not all their parts are compatible with each other.
Since it is long out of support by Apple, this is probably already considered "retro".
While having a repair shop open, we made quite a bit of money with the "caddy fix" as these A1278 models had frequent failures of the SATA connection to the SATA storage drive. The solution was to take out the optical DVD drive and replace it with a caddy that would hold a 2.5 inch SATA drive and put the storage drive there.
So far, this particular MacBook does not need that, as the hard drive is recognized.
"Last year I switched to something new. This is the Lua programming language. It's implemented in just 12k LoC, it's extremely easy to build from source and it's quite fast. It's not as popular as Javascript or Python. As a result, it doesn't tend to get used in products of conquest that try to be all things to all people."
I'm torrenting Windows 2000 Service Pack 3. Never thought I'd be doing that. I need it for a client who wants to keep spare computers to run an old critical business application.
