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The problem is, Indonesia is so diverse. Bajau people and the Javanese (the ones discussed in the article) have nothing in similar in their way of life.

Asking Javanese to learn from Bajau people is like asking ordinary Americans to learn from the Inuit, just because they happen to be citizen of same nation state.

There are lots of them in this very site. That's why most posts about ongoing genocide voted down immediately.

This post is ranked very low, most likely it's getting lots of down vote.

As others have pointed out about the movement, it's for people who think they are smart and doing good things. It's just fitting that he is a Zionist who think he is a good person.

Charity and the Great Hunger in Ireland: The Kindness of Strangers. By Christine Kinealy

https://books.google.co.id/books?id=GnksAQAAQBAJ&lpg=PR4&hl=...

He had originally offered £10,000 to the British Relief Association and some ships laden with provisions, but had been advised by British diplomats that British Royal protocol meant that nobody should contribute more than the Queen. It was suggested that he gave half the sum contributed by Victoria.

After some discussion with some friends from the former "colonizer", it just occurred to me that apparently it's very hard for people from those countries to appreciate their countries' role for a lot of massacre, genocide or any man made disaster like this kind of famine. They always find ways to deflect their countries responsibilities with some "reasons", although they generally agree that any kind of genocide is wrong.

I think this is what we witness today too, with some massacres and genocides going on. People from those colonizer countries just can't relate to the victims. Maybe deep down they acknowledge that those genocides are good, or at least necessary, because those things are what brings them prosperity they enjoy today.

In addition to limiting China’s battery complex, the free world, especially the United States, must strengthen itself by expanding its own battery capacity and capabilities.

I just realized that western countries use the term "the free world" to describe themselves above other countries.

It's just funny how they like to fool themselves.

I've visited many muslim countries and know a lot of muslims from different regions, so believe me: most muslims just don't care if you're gay or straight.

Just don't flaunt it in front of people's face, you're gold.

Of course it's easier to call people with different opinion "retarded" than to really think.

Btw, did you happen to also watch countless videos where israel bombed the whole city, hospitals, schools and all, and kills tens of thousands of people?

Did you watch videos about countless crimes israeli soldiers and settlers do before and after 7 Oct?

Did you read somewhere that today millions of people starving and israeli soldiers are actively blocking aids for them?

It's not even leftist, let alone extreme.

It's our industy that's so zionist centric, that even a neutral and humane point of view seems leftist.

Indeed, the usage of generous application of excessive violence tends to be effective to solve a lot of problems.

Once, the Romans has Gaul problems. They used a generous application of excessive violence, and it was effective.

Once, the US has native-Americans problems. They used a generous application of excessive violence, and it was effective.

Once, the Nazis has Jews problems. They used a generous application of excessive violence, and it was effective.

Once, Israel has Palestinian problems. They use a generous application of excessive violence, and it IS effective.

I don't know about the best path, but I know an obviously wrong path: which is to reduce other people's resistance and struggle as mere terrorism and extremist. US and western world clearly have the power to rule the world, but the way they act right now will ensure many more resistance and pain for everyone.

Apache TS is a caching proxy server. It's more similar to varnish than nginx (you can use nginx as a caching proxy if you want, of course).

I never use it, but from what I heard, it performs & scale really well too.

Maybe, just maybe, someday basho will open the source for RiakTS, like what they did for RiakCS (Riak S2). Well, I certainly hope so :)

Application servers are very important, perhaps too important to be tied to a commercial entity.

I think exactly the opposite. I think apps servers are too important to be left without financial support.

Remember when Zed Shaw abandoned his great work on mongrel? I don't think he'd do the same if he had thousands of paying users, and maybe we'd still use (maintained and improved) mongrel today.

As a happy and satisfied Passenger Enterprise user, I'd say that Passenger does deserve a better attention from ruby community. Just because it's (too) easy to use, doesn't mean it can't perform well.

We still use version 4 and benchmark it with unicorn and the likes, and we found no noticeable different on performance, except the fact that it's easier to configure and manage.