He should be delighted that his old mate Josef Mengele's work is being carried on, not moaning about 'morals'... What do Catholics know about morals?? Do what you want as long as you say sorry isn't very moralistic approach in my view
The Isle of Man, tax-haven and domain of corporal punishment has it's own municipal Wireless Internet Access: http://www.wimanx.com/Wireless/WiManx which has been in successful operation since June '07.
Although this is not common around the UK, it is a start and will hopefully spread following on from this good example. However, pricing does put it out of reach of most home users but as we have seen with equivalent technological advances, this is likely to drop once widespread adoption has taken place.
But yeah it has been a long time coming and still well overpriced.
Adobe software is slow but great. If apple bought it, it would be slow and bad, doing nothing revolutionary and costing like 5 times more than it's worth. but it would come in a funky steel box so people with more money than sense would be happy to buy it so they can show off to their mates at the crayon shop.
Well, seeing as most web-based translation services can barely render a legible sentence in modern languages, how can they expect to have anything but rudimentary success with languages (particularly cuneiform) that have long since slipped out of common usage and into academia. I am all for services like this, but the value of this for me is merely as an academic/programming excercise.
I am currently working on a biography of L.A. Waddell who was amongst the first to translate cuneiform and although one man's translation is not entirely reliable, I would hazard his efforts are a quantum leap ahead of any output from this bot... not that i have the cuneiform language pack installed to be able to try it;)
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great they're gonna appeal now and gonna win, cos it wasn't really a fair trial.
What are channel9 complaining about... More people having access to their programming? Surely that's a good thing
He should be delighted that his old mate Josef Mengele's work is being carried on, not moaning about 'morals'...
What do Catholics know about morals?? Do what you want as long as you say sorry isn't very moralistic approach in my view
The Isle of Man, tax-haven and domain of corporal punishment has it's own municipal Wireless Internet Access: http://www.wimanx.com/Wireless/WiManx which has been in successful operation since June '07. Although this is not common around the UK, it is a start and will hopefully spread following on from this good example. However, pricing does put it out of reach of most home users but as we have seen with equivalent technological advances, this is likely to drop once widespread adoption has taken place. But yeah it has been a long time coming and still well overpriced.
Adobe software is slow but great. If apple bought it, it would be slow and bad, doing nothing revolutionary and costing like 5 times more than it's worth. but it would come in a funky steel box so people with more money than sense would be happy to buy it so they can show off to their mates at the crayon shop.
Well, seeing as most web-based translation services can barely render a legible sentence in modern languages, how can they expect to have anything but rudimentary success with languages (particularly cuneiform) that have long since slipped out of common usage and into academia. I am all for services like this, but the value of this for me is merely as an academic/programming excercise. I am currently working on a biography of L.A. Waddell who was amongst the first to translate cuneiform and although one man's translation is not entirely reliable, I would hazard his efforts are a quantum leap ahead of any output from this bot... not that i have the cuneiform language pack installed to be able to try it ;)