I want to know "on behalf of what parent with a kid in that school[sic] are the[sic] suing?" Nobody has a right to sue unless they are directly effected [sic] by this. The ACLU is on very questionable ground [sic] here. This is typical for these nut jobs.
Google Translate writes in a language that is close to, but not quite the same as the requested language. Were I to engage in your proposed exercise, I would still need a native dutch speaker to evaluate Google Translate's output before making any conclusions about the readability of Dutch.
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Het enige wat in het algemeen is het Latijnse alfabet, dat de Finnen gebruiken veel beter dan het Engels luidsprekers sinds hun taal is veel makkelijker te spellen
good dutch?
Translating it back results in this:
The only thing in general, the Latin alphabet, which the Finns use a lot better than English speakers in their language is much easier to spell
Not inspiring. The words are the same, but the meaning is clouded. I'm not sure if I could trust code that was commented via Google Translate.
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Have you ever tried to drink seawater?
here's a 440 Hz test tone
A sound system incapable of reproducing that sound isn't even close to Hi-Fi.
and what's wrong with a passive solution?
Kevlar sounds cooler than "papyrus". And only kevlar has the strength to withstand the shear awesomeness that Monster Cable can provide.
One thousand single sided pages. My, my, that must be fun to lug around.
Did you try using the catalog?
What applications do you think will require this kind of bandwidth? HD video with moderate compression should easilly fit into a gigabit.
Why settle for "moderate compression?" Dalsa Raw requires 3.2 Gb/s.
Before a movie can be put on bittorrent, it must be edited.
The summary is wrong. It should either describe her as "the ranking Democratic member" or as the "ranking Democrat....".
Marketing. It's all marketing.
surgical? Cyproterone isn't surgical.
I want to know "on behalf of what parent with a kid in that school[sic] are the[sic] suing?" Nobody has a right to sue unless they are directly effected [sic] by this. The ACLU is on very questionable ground [sic] here. This is typical for these nut jobs.
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By they way, it looks as if you could do with a bit of schooling yourself.
One successful lawsuit equals one blocked website. Very simple.
Why does SF get lumped in with SciFi? If there's no science, it's not Science Fiction.
Exactly. People shouldn't have to install MacOSX just to play with emacs tetris.
If that doesn't make it clear that Google only plans to filter Google services, I don't know what will.
So, you're saying that Google Chrome is a Google Service, and as a Google Service, it may be filtered. Thanks. You've cleared up a great mystery.
Shield your eyes
CmdrTaco a> has five "levels" in UID.
and it solves GMG's dispute with Google News
How do you grind reputation with CmdrTaco anyway?
I'm not sure. Hot grits may help.
Excellent.
Comedians are Funny. Be funny, and you can be a comedian.
I thought we were capped at Level 50.
And I was all set to computer translate my JavaDocs into dutch. Guess I'll have to learn the language. Phooey.
Google Translate writes in a language that is close to, but not quite the same as the requested language. Were I to engage in your proposed exercise, I would still need a native dutch speaker to evaluate Google Translate's output before making any conclusions about the readability of Dutch.
Is
Het enige wat in het algemeen is het Latijnse alfabet, dat de Finnen gebruiken veel beter dan het Engels luidsprekers sinds hun taal is veel makkelijker te spellen
good dutch?
Translating it back results in this:
The only thing in general, the Latin alphabet, which the Finns use a lot better than English speakers in their language is much easier to spell
Not inspiring. The words are the same, but the meaning is clouded. I'm not sure if I could trust code that was commented via Google Translate.
In this particular case, the shareholder doesn't care about profits. It cares abut keeping the newspaper around.