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vid 31 Jul 2006, 11:28
páni moji, čože tu vy ľudia rozprávate dákou podivnou mluvou, kďeže ste to vzali? A či vás ľútosť nezožiara, keď ostatní, rusky nemluviaci, neroumejú vám?
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UCM 31 Jul 2006, 13:02
Haven't we had the discussion already, to speak in English?
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f0dder 31 Jul 2006, 14:00
IMHO translation projects are silly. They will usually lag a bit behind the official (english) documentation, and people really ought to know English well if they're going to write code. I'd hate to see anybody translate the fasm docs to Danish, anyway.
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shoorick 31 Jul 2006, 14:11
it is another holywar even in russian-speaking programmer's society, so, continuing in this way will only make a lot of flood. if somebody wish to read in his language - it is his right, if not - nobody force him to do this.
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peter 01 Aug 2006, 01:29
Quote: They will usually lag a bit behind the official (english) documentation, and people really ought to know English well if they're going to write code. Not always. Most translated docs do lag or contain silly mistakes, but some are supported very well. Russian translation of Total Commander docs is an example: it's a perfect translation in sync with the current version. Those who know Russian will agree that it's pleasant to read it; it's very well written. If there is enough users of FASM from some country, why can't we do the same thing for FASM? |
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