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Offline Damion

Re: What happened the Poseidon author?
« on: October 30, 2007, 11:43:54 PM »
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LoadWB wrote:
This doesn't help me too much, but does give an idea what's going on.  Plus, mistranslations make the whole situation seem more poetic.

Babel Translation



Read slowly aloud in your very best Shakespearian-esque accent, it's actually quite fun:

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I verstehs not why you pab attention schenckst in such a way that he emerges even in readme the yours softly everyone points here nevertheless,

But soft from it I do not have ever more gesehen.Oder gibts there which?

I know there only the saying, who is good has envious person.

and tlsfmem is good

That may function with small children, but each adult point that nix andres breaks in in addition except insults, or words to rotate, to hairsplitting operate, even point that he has injustice.


:lol:

 

Offline Damion

Re: What happened the Poseidon author?
« Reply #1 on: October 31, 2007, 09:52:55 PM »
After reading up on tfslmem (sorry, I was out of the loop), all I can say is what an *awesome* little tool, and definitely something worth a donation. I'll be pretty bummed if I never get to try it.

The guy has probably spent a trillion hours of his free time enjoying his hobby and contributing something beneficial, so no doubt most of us would be equally frustrated by comments from the circus clowns.

Anyhow... I hope it's obvious that the majority are appreciative of his efforts, and if he changes his mind, I would donate simply for the "cool" factor alone (even though I have limited time to use my amigas these days). For me, one of the more enjoyable aspects of the 68k machines was constantly testing and tweaking about with the OS, so I've certainly appreciated these neat tools from guys like Chris, Piru, Thor, et al.

cheers

Damion