To be honest, it doesn't look like a very big task apart from the actual english->SomethingElse step. Cliff's comments are correct - but not relevent to what I see on your site. Step 1 is obviously a little note on your homepage asking for volunteers to do the translating.
I'm sure for a few $$$ you could persuade some language students at the local college to help.
I've been involved with the translation of an HTML based application - commericially and for an international company, so the translation bit was easy - and HTML is a pain to deal with.
It was hard for the translators to distinguish between things that should be translated and things that shouldn't be because the content, the formatting and the scripting is so intertwined. The scripting problems were eased by going the traditional route of splitting localisable strings into a separate file and loading controls dynamically at run time. The solution to the rest was good QA.
greasy, pudgy fingers wrapped around the throat of every artist, choking the life out of them.
Y'ever notice how many artists set up independent studios and private record labels
Which is it?
IMO, it's closer to the former; there may be plenty of independent studios and labels producing excellent music but something is preventing them from getting wider exposure. It isn't lack of quality, so is it unfair competition from the bignames?
If someone hacks into the server where my stock portfolio or my bank account details are then I've got more to worry about than someone getting a directory listing of c:\Pr0n
He was a hobbit - Sauron had only just heard of them and didn't realise they were a threat.
Secondly, Hobbits are somewhat resistant to the ring's power.
Slashdot Mirror
junkbuster is my preciousssss.
Why bother faking an inteview with JRR?
....
Plenty of people claim to know what he thinks about the file.
Peter Jackson reckons he'd like it.
JRR's biographer reckons he'd have ignored it.
His son, Christopher Tolkien reckons he'd have hated it.
So there you have it
The demo doesn't seem to work very well on Windows XP (Matrox graphics card).
... minimising/restoring the window makes buttons appear and disappear.
.... maybe I'll try a later build if/when one is released.
images are only half drawn and there must be some that aren't drawn at all
Oh well
How much are you willing to pay for this service?
Your small collection of HTML files???
To be honest, it doesn't look like a very big task apart from the actual english->SomethingElse step. Cliff's comments are correct - but not relevent to what I see on your site. Step 1 is obviously a little note on your homepage asking for volunteers to do the translating.
I'm sure for a few $$$ you could persuade some language students at the local college to help.
I've been involved with the translation of an HTML based application - commericially and for an international company, so the translation bit was easy - and HTML is a pain to deal with.
It was hard for the translators to distinguish between things that should be translated and things that shouldn't be because the content, the formatting and the scripting is so intertwined. The scripting problems were eased by going the traditional route of splitting localisable strings into a separate file and loading controls dynamically at run time. The solution to the rest was good QA.
It does need a reboot.
1) You can broadcast audio over the web with the same restrictions as broadcasting over radio.
2) You can broadcast samples of works over the web
greasy, pudgy fingers wrapped around the throat of every artist, choking the life out of them.
Y'ever notice how many artists set up independent studios and private record labels
Which is it?
IMO, it's closer to the former; there may be plenty of independent studios and labels producing excellent music but something is preventing them from getting wider exposure. It isn't lack of quality, so is it unfair competition from the bignames?
Were you thinking of Axis?. It's still work in progress, because SOAP is too
More permanent link to the Music Online Competition Act
HR 2724.
Then you too can be protected from 10 whole viruses!!
Eicar-Test-Signatur
Hybris.Gen
Mid/Kakworm-Z
Sircam
TR.Happy99/SKA
TR.IWorm.MTX
VBS/HomePage
W95/Hybris
W95/Matrix
W97M/Class
Worm/BadTrans
Where's Nimda? Where's Goner? Where's CodeRed?
packets visiting every other point on the internet
That would be infinite improbability powered internet.
PVCS
or any one of a million other source/document control systems.
Publicly available debug symbols for Windows revealed that there is a constant in the code called NSAKey.
There's plenty of speculation about this.
No, they didn't agree to that. That's the point.
e.g. see this or this
The "problem" with relying on security holes is that they tend to be discovered and published by third parties.
If there is an intentional security hole in Windows then it's likely to be found by someone - and then what does MS do?
You don't need a drive letter - create a mount point to the volume by volumename, not drive letter.
Forgot to say ... once you've mounted the ISO, you set up a mount point to the directory you want to mount them under.
Microsoft have one - vcd.exe is the installer.
2-10-2000 18:25 24,064 VCdControlTool.exe
2-10-2000 18:05 11,296 VCdRom.sys
I can't remember how I got it though - possibly the Windows XP beta program.
If someone hacks into the server where my stock portfolio or my bank account details are then I've got more to worry about than someone getting a directory listing of c:\Pr0n
ebay.
There's plenty that plug into a PS2 keyboard socket so they're O/S independent.
All worms are viruses.
How about the IBM christmas worm from 1987?
Not quite literally email, but it spread by reading addresses from an address book.
Michael says : "completely open any time you browse the web with IE. "
Story says "who view a specially constructed Web page"
Okay, the hole isn't good - and MS must fix it - but the article as posted by
Your computer is open if you stumble across a specially constructed site. If you browse
He was a hobbit - Sauron had only just heard of them and didn't realise they were a threat.
Secondly, Hobbits are somewhat resistant to the ring's power.