I just listened to "Das treffende Wort" (loosely translated: "Putting it aptly"), a podcast of the University of Wisconsin, and was surprised about the bad quality. There were about 10 grammatical errors (wrong declinations etc.) in this short piece of audio, and some phrases sounded just wrong, although grammatically correct ("Mann, alles ging ab!").
I have heard that Sony did not include realistic crashes in Grand Turismo because the car manufacturers did not want to see their cars demolished. The Need for Speed series might have the same issues as they are also using real cars there.
Slashdot Mirror
I just listened to "Das treffende Wort" (loosely translated: "Putting it aptly"), a podcast of the University of Wisconsin, and was surprised about the bad quality. There were about 10 grammatical errors (wrong declinations etc.) in this short piece of audio, and some phrases sounded just wrong, although grammatically correct ("Mann, alles ging ab!").
I have heard that Sony did not include realistic crashes in Grand Turismo because the car manufacturers did not want to see their cars demolished. The Need for Speed series might have the same issues as they are also using real cars there.
If you consider the opportunity costs for the expensive desk, buying Ikea desks is much cheaper.