> Americans drink a ton of it. It is one > of the very few foods in the US which > Europe simply cannot approach. Just like coffee, I presume.
Portuguese, "puxe": http://translate.google.com/#pt/en/puxe X sounds like SH.
That’s accurate. Articles are peppered with first person pronouns. Minimalist on presentation AND content, sadly.
Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses [1][2] is long-overdue. “There is a current, established format for international addresses” is probably one of them. [1]…
Tada! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_token Guess what? Even worse usability.
A millimeter (which I rather often call “milímetro” or “millimètre”) is also too late. By the way, the SI uses powers of ten.
An inch is too big. A centimeter is too late.
I was reading this like any other ordinary story. Then I got to this part: Amazingly, he doesn't do transplants anymore. Tracheas, he has decided, can be regenerated from scratch, using stem cells. It brought tears to…
Pro: tab bars are modeless. Con: less content, more chrome.
The same blog post in Chinese is provided as a 10 MB PDF [1]. My PDF reader simply gives up while loading it and prints insane amounts of error messages. I'm guessing they converted all the text to curves to avoid being…
Certainly. In my opinion an explicit quote of part of the original article would have been better than paraphrasing. Quoting reinforces the value of the source (“we couldn't write it any better”), paraphrasing does the…
Hence the "drama".
Real life needs some serious mutexing.
A case of poor timing, I think. TNW posts a non-attributed version of the article [1]. Author complains on twitter. Meanwhile, TNW notices the error and ninja-edits the post with proper attribution [2]. You check the…
I really need something like this. However, I watched the video and came back unconvinced. You don't show me how to manipulate data. How do I get it into the canvas? Can I get it from APIs? from Google Docs? Can I bind…
So, you are saying that if you were the maintainer of a project which required a feature such that the Github implementation was inadequate but the official git implementation was OK, you'd use the Github implementation…
My Spanish is rusty, but the article says that: - Stallman felt ill halfway through a lecture he was offering in Barcelona, probably due to a blood pressure spike; - he asked the staff for medical assistance; -…
Just bought it! Skipped the trial because the video demo was enough. You should really be proud. Works like a charm, somehow feels like a UNIX tool. Hope you get rich in exponentially faster increments of five bucks.
This is not about copyright, but author rights.
I would translate it exactly like that, though it's actually not ad hominem but ad humanitatem, really. We are all biased creatures, as others have pointed out. I think the critique is biased, I think it is biased…
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it." That's the blog of a company that makes a tool that integrates with Eclipse.
Software that predates the iPad, it seems.
You missed the last space after her name.
Do you know what kind of auto-completing Google should really halt? Spoilers. Do not type Game of Thrones character names on Google. EDIT. I'm really, really sorry. I didn't mean to spoil by implying that there are…
How is Obtvse, in any way, an improvement upon or alteration of Svbtle? As far as I can tell, it's a 1:1 clone, but "open".
> Americans drink a ton of it. It is one > of the very few foods in the US which > Europe simply cannot approach. Just like coffee, I presume.
Portuguese, "puxe": http://translate.google.com/#pt/en/puxe X sounds like SH.
That’s accurate. Articles are peppered with first person pronouns. Minimalist on presentation AND content, sadly.
Falsehoods programmers believe about addresses [1][2] is long-overdue. “There is a current, established format for international addresses” is probably one of them. [1]…
Tada! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Security_token Guess what? Even worse usability.
A millimeter (which I rather often call “milímetro” or “millimètre”) is also too late. By the way, the SI uses powers of ten.
An inch is too big. A centimeter is too late.
I was reading this like any other ordinary story. Then I got to this part: Amazingly, he doesn't do transplants anymore. Tracheas, he has decided, can be regenerated from scratch, using stem cells. It brought tears to…
Pro: tab bars are modeless. Con: less content, more chrome.
The same blog post in Chinese is provided as a 10 MB PDF [1]. My PDF reader simply gives up while loading it and prints insane amounts of error messages. I'm guessing they converted all the text to curves to avoid being…
Certainly. In my opinion an explicit quote of part of the original article would have been better than paraphrasing. Quoting reinforces the value of the source (“we couldn't write it any better”), paraphrasing does the…
Hence the "drama".
Real life needs some serious mutexing.
A case of poor timing, I think. TNW posts a non-attributed version of the article [1]. Author complains on twitter. Meanwhile, TNW notices the error and ninja-edits the post with proper attribution [2]. You check the…
I really need something like this. However, I watched the video and came back unconvinced. You don't show me how to manipulate data. How do I get it into the canvas? Can I get it from APIs? from Google Docs? Can I bind…
So, you are saying that if you were the maintainer of a project which required a feature such that the Github implementation was inadequate but the official git implementation was OK, you'd use the Github implementation…
My Spanish is rusty, but the article says that: - Stallman felt ill halfway through a lecture he was offering in Barcelona, probably due to a blood pressure spike; - he asked the staff for medical assistance; -…
Just bought it! Skipped the trial because the video demo was enough. You should really be proud. Works like a charm, somehow feels like a UNIX tool. Hope you get rich in exponentially faster increments of five bucks.
This is not about copyright, but author rights.
I would translate it exactly like that, though it's actually not ad hominem but ad humanitatem, really. We are all biased creatures, as others have pointed out. I think the critique is biased, I think it is biased…
"It is difficult to get a man to understand something, when his salary depends upon his not understanding it." That's the blog of a company that makes a tool that integrates with Eclipse.
Software that predates the iPad, it seems.
You missed the last space after her name.
Do you know what kind of auto-completing Google should really halt? Spoilers. Do not type Game of Thrones character names on Google. EDIT. I'm really, really sorry. I didn't mean to spoil by implying that there are…
How is Obtvse, in any way, an improvement upon or alteration of Svbtle? As far as I can tell, it's a 1:1 clone, but "open".