It's that far along?

Anyway, definitely English and French. Maybe Spanish? It'll have the standard ASCII set, right?

And if you have time, Latin

/\Definitely Spanish(i've been setting everything i own to spanish to keep myself from lapsing)

also: does latin even have the proper words to describe "LCD" or "multithreading"?

german..? please?

What about Dutch? A lot of people around here speak dutch. Portuguest might be an idea, too, due to a recent upsurge in portuguese member registrations lately. SPanish is not common in the TI community but a lot of american speak spanish as native language and I remember back in the days about 90% of Calcg.org spoke spanish.

/\most people who speak português also know spanish, however. it's a good cover-all for everywhere south of the border
dutch is a good idea.

people who speak portuguese (LIKE ME!) are easily introduced to all latin languages

Î can also translate, to FRench :p still not in spanish german or italian

That's easier for Sir, each person makes a translation to their language

aeTIos could make a german one, for example

Quote from: ScoutDavid on November 28, 2010, 10:21:24 am

oh! Sorry for double post but:

SirCmpwn if you make source code public, I know a little Assembly and can make a translated version easily. Agree with that?

Translated to portuguese

There are Rules about double posting.  Here, let me quote it:

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3: The only time double-posting is allowed (posting two messages in a row in the same topic) is either if there has been 6 hours since your last post, 3 hours if your thread has been bumped out of the New Posts page, 1 hour if it's a project update or immediately if you need to upload more than 10 file attachments at once. Otherwise, update the last post using the "EDIT" button. It will be marked as unread for all members (altough it won't bump the thread).

So basically, you should have waited 45 minutes, or edited your post.

Waited 54 minutes as you just said in IRC...

I'm sorry, and this time it didn't make sense at all...