Re: Remember "Bit-Slice" Chips ?

On Sun, 15 Dec 2024, rbowman wrote:

On Sat, 14 Dec 2024 23:15:52 +0100, D wrote:
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I always find it interesting, that the cheap rhetorical device of
connecting someone with holocaust deniers, passes unnoticed through even
the most major and established media houses.

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All I will say about that is it took a while to develop the campaign.
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The teacher introduced us to linoleum block printing in the 'art' class in
the late '50s. Swastikas were a popular motif among the male members.
Today we would all be marched off to re-education camp. Japs weren't
popular but the Germans had a certain mystique.
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It still happens from time to time. Didn't one member of the british royal house dress as a nazi at a masquerade? I also know that a few politicians here and there from the sweden democrats have been kicked out for having nazi tattoos that at one time or other were caught on camera.
Then I remember when I was young, I met one guy who was into collecting Nazi mementos. I wonder how long he would have survived growing up in todays world. ;)
I also sometimes wonder if he today is a computer security consultant.