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Chris Mahoney (1684) 2165 posts |
Re: The FAT implementation minutiae in the other thread: γγγγ! π |
James Wheeler (3283) 344 posts |
Probs not an aldershot thing, but is there a simple to translate RO5? Like l10n or i18n? |
Rick Murray (539) 13850 posts |
Huh? |
Steve Pampling (1551) 8172 posts |
Like l10n or i18n? https://angular-translate.github.io/ I think. |
James Wheeler (3283) 344 posts |
I can’t find an example quickly. How do you translate RO5? |
Rick Murray (539) 13850 posts |
Who would have thought that ζ΄ι«ͺ is shampoo? Well, you might have guessed from the kanji meaning interrogate and hair (among other things), but the radicals that form the kanji … earth slashed by legs (interrogate) and long bristle hair (hair). Phew. One I think is funny is drunk – ι – on the left is sake/wine ι and on the right the numbers nine δΉ and ten ε (this is how radicals work, though often it’s a LOT harder to decode). One can only imagine that “nine or ten cups of sake and you’re out of it” is a very literal interpretation of drunk. To give an idea about radicals, you’ve seen wine/sake above. It’s easy to see in alcohol ι , a little harder in oak (archaic) ζ₯’, it’s lurking in obey/compliance ι΅, and hiding in this ζ² (JED says resign, Google says graze…). Quite what wine or sake would have to do with trees or grazing is left to you to figure out… ;-) |
Steve Pampling (1551) 8172 posts |
Does the English play on words for real and fake poo work? Or does the whole concept just bomb? |
Steffen Huber (91) 1953 posts |
R75? Not really catchy enough, I guess…sounds too much like a resistor :-) |