I read from many reviews and shootouts that cell phones sold in Japan
are more diverse, advanced, and user-friendly than cell phones sold in
the US.
So I bought one, but to my dismay, both the offline manual and the
on-screen menu are line noise.
Then I found a web dictionary to translate them word-for-word. The
result is still unparsible, like "water submerge in don't ever". Are we
supposed to be human beings or are we supposed to be all Master Yoda's?
Why and how the whole Japanese population put up with this epic fail is
beyond me.
Everyone should use exclusively ancient Egyptian iconography. It is the
only universally readable language.
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