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Do you really mean what you say - you would translate a few articles to spanish?
That is wonderful!
I do not know any Spanish, so I won't be able to read your translation... I speak only English and German (and once I knew Latin )
I think I'll have to add a page "Heroes of binary universe"...
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I really mean it!!!...
Send me all the stuff you want to translate into spanish and I'll do it...
send them to xue@darkgreenmedia.com
...and visit my JUG site...the name is GreenJUG
http://greenjug.darkgreenmedia.com
It's totally in spanish, but I want you to visit our initiative...
bye bye
Xue
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I won't tell you what to translte, just pickthe articles you like best!
Trying to tread the GreenJUG homepage, I had an idea: One day I'll write a Java version...
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Tell me what's on your mind, what you're thinking about right now.
Why do you view my profile? Do you have a boring day?
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i am the youngest member to join the band wagon.
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i'ts good to see girle in this location , i'm pleased to see you and i will be fill good if you accept my message and reply it .
my name's (Ahmed Kamal) and i'm from Egypt.
Ihave MCSD.net and i work as a C#-developer , and i love Germany , plz reply this Message.
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Hi Ahmed,
I don't know much about Egypt
Why do you love Germany?
Greetz from C#ian to C#ian,
coco
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Hi Corinna,
Why i love Germany ???????????
1- You from there
2- I read many books about Germany and i read also
Philosophy books to (Friedrich Nietzche) . I love Philosophy .
About Egypt it's a good country , and i can sent more information about
it in the other time. if you accept other time. (plz Reply it).
Greetz from C#ian to C#ian,
gigi
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Hi,
of course i accept other time.
BTW: There's no clear scientific defintion of "time", so you can't tell what time really is, and that means if somebody cares about time, he cares about things he doesn't understand...
As you can see, i'm interested more in science than in life itself Haven't read much about other countries (except Japan. I admire japanese culture...well, only as far as know it). A few years ago i had to read a book about Algeria (for school), at least geographically that's quite close to Egypt
Greetz from CeBIT-City,
coco
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Interesting, isn't it. Time is as slippery a concept as "God" which is quite worrying since it's a lot more important [than made-up rubbish] to understanding the world in which we live. If there's no clear scientific definition of time then there's no clear scientific definition of, well, anything really.
PeterW
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If you can spell and use correct grammar for your compiler, what makes you think I will tolerate less?
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Sorry, I'm happily married, so I'm not after your phone number I'm a 40 year old software engineer/architect... I also started at an Insurance company... then moved on to robotics, vision systems, networking, digital music, security, etc.. Picked up some of your steganography stuff on your site. Top shelf. Keep up the good work.
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Corinna John wrote:
Why are you here?
Is that the way you greet visitors?
Corinna John wrote:
Why do you view my profile? Do you have a boring day?
Saw peterchen's allegation and thought I'd pop in to see who you are.
Vikram.
Shameless plug: http://www.geocities.com/vpunathambekar
"And above all, watch with glittering eyes the world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it." - Rohald Dahl.
Mrs. Schroedinger: "Erwin, what have you been doing to the cat? It looks half-dead!"
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Usually I don't ask visitors why they are here, because I have invited them and that's why they're here
People like you, who just happen to view my profile, are more interesting.
And now let's see whose sig is going to appear under my postings today...
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"Usually I don't ask visitors why they are here, because I have invited them and that's why they're here
People like you, who just happen to view my profile, are more interesting."
Say, are are you interested in having an Indian bloke as a friend?
"And now let's see whose sig is going to appear under my postings today... "
LOL!
BTW, I had a look at your site pc-errors. No English version? (I tried Google's translation tool, but that was horrible)
And have a nice New Year! (forgot to say that yesterday)
Cheers,
Vikram.
Shameless plug: http://www.geocities.com/vpunathambekar
"And above all, watch with glittering eyes the world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don't believe in magic will never find it." - Rohald Dahl.
Mrs. Schroedinger: "Erwin, what have you been doing to the cat? It looks half-dead!"
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No English version?
It's not easy to translate silly jokes about german exception boxes
But you're right, it might be quite confusing to link to that site and then say "hehe, not readable for you". I've changed the link to my second homepage, the corrections and translations of my articles.
Greetings to India,
coco
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mam,
hi iam a resident of india ,i was searching code for steganography in java swings and i caught u here.
i saw the code in c# but mam would u plz help me find it in java swings.my email id vkgummadi@yahoo.co.in.
ill be waiting for a positive reply
cheers
vijay:
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Hi,
I don't know much about Java Swing, but getting and setting pixels is possible with the usual 2D graphics, and that's all you need. An algorithm for location of pixels and calculating their new colors can be written in any language.
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Corinna John wrote:
Tell me what's on your mind,
There's some weird fluid on my mind. On top of that there's a skullbone, skin and some hair. I'm not wearing a hat right now.
Corinna John wrote:
what you're thinking about right now.
How come I can't hear the fluids when I shake my head violently? I can hear the fluid in a bottle if I shake it!
Corinna John wrote:
Why do you view my profile?
I was curious about the person who was hiding behind the number 475133.
Corinna John wrote:
Do you have a boring day?
Yes. Most work days are boring to some degree. I need to win a damn lottery or something so that I can retire from this daily terrorism of my mind.
--
Futue te et ipsum caballum.
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Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:
There's some weird fluid on my mind [...]
Strange - everyone has the same things on their minds. Fluid, bone, hair, and a few kilometers of air. Maybe you could hear the fuids if you turned your ears inside?
By the way...Hiding behind the number 475133 is really easy! The number is far bigger than me
Jörgen Sigvardsson wrote:
I need to win a damn lottery
No, you need a different job.
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Corinna John wrote:
Why do you view my profile?
Eh.. Because I was wondering where you were from because you didn't know what St Patricks Day is (me being Irish).. and before I looked at your profile I actually though that you were probably from Germany.. the reason I though that: My Girlfriend is German and she didn't know what St Patricks Day was until she came to Ireland.
Anyway.. you German or just living there?
And how could you not know what St Patricks Day is!!! It's the biggest Saint Cleebration in the world!!! Tch!!!.. Ye germans
Corinna John wrote:
Do you have a boring day?
Yup... Thanks for asking
Regards,
Brian Dela
http://www.briandela.com IE 6 required. http://www.briandela.com/pictures Now with a pictures section http://www.briandela.com/rss/newsrss.xml RSS Feed
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Alright, now I know St Patricks Day, thanks for all the explanations
Life in Germany can be a little bit boring, because we miss so many celebrations...
Brian Delahunty wrote:
you German or just living there?
Both. I hope people can't guess it from the mistakes in my postings
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Corinna John wrote:
Why do you view my profile?
Well, when I happen to run into someone in the lounge that isn't one of the 'regulars', I tend to check their profile and see who they are.
Corinna John wrote:
Tell me what's on your mind, what you're thinking about right now.
Well, that's an interesting question. A minuite ago I was thinking "who is this person?", now I'm wondering why you want to know what I'm thinking. And the term "righ now" is so elusive! A second ago I was thinking about an answer to your question, now I am realizing that "right now" is continuously changing, and my fingers can't keep up with what I'm thinking... And I don't always think in words and colors, sometimes I think purely in hexadecimal, or binary depending on my hardware implementation and interfaces thereof.
~Nitron.
ññòòïðïðB A start
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I'm not one of the regulars, damn it, I don't spend enough time here anymore!
Nitron wrote:
"right now" is continuously changing,
That's exactly the point. And you're the first person who notices it
You can't write about what you think right now, because when your fingers start moving "right now" has already moved on and you think about something else.
People who think in words are better of, their think-type-delay is shorter. Translating images to text and text to english text takes a few seconds, and when I'm finished with putting thougts into text, it's all obsolete
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Corinna John wrote:
People who think in words are better of, their think-type-delay is shorter. Translating images to text and text to english text takes a few seconds, and when I'm finished with putting thougts into text, it's all obsolete
Sheesh! You couldn't even begin to imagine my dilemma: I think in abstractions and dynamic sets of neural networks, continually spawning ant-colony algorithm threads to find the shortest route between my thoughts, take the results and run them through an english-language parser, run that output through my vocabulary linker, and finally compile them to executable code that outputs the english text you're reading on the screen right now. Talk about the realtime hit on _my_ OS...
~Nitron.
ññòòïðïðB A start
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