>> (Hm, since MSX is already proclaimed dead for several years, too,
>> MSX and Esperanto would probably make a perfect couple ;-D))
>
>Why the hell are you still in this list if you think that MSX is dead?
Dead? But mine is pretty alive here, at my left side... =)
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Grauw wrote:
> I don't like the name "Esperanto".
> First let them come up with a better name for this language... :/
Yeah, let's call it 'english' :-D
Eric
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> ] of them thought they could speak English. In my experience, however,
> ] communicating in an intermediate language was rather troublesome. Maybe
it's
> ] time to switch to Esperanto...
> Since nobody has Esperanto as mother language, that will still be an
> intermediate language...
>
> But ofc
Mari wrote:
>Last year we went to Madrid (to visit the fair!). Other people in Holland
>told us that is was impossible to communicate with some people in Spain. We
>didn't believe this at all.
>
>Sure there are some languages difficulties, but why don't we use hand and
>feet to make sure that peop
Hello,
Last year we went to Madrid (to visit the fair!). Other people in Holland
told us that is was impossible to communicate with some people in Spain. We
didn't believe this at all.
Sure there are some languages difficulties, but why don't we use hand and
feet to make sure that people can und
Am 5 Jul 2000 23:33:54 +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Rieks W. Torringa) schrieb:
> > > Here a quote from Ikeda:
> > > 'When I visited to Holland, I talked with Koen of Sunrise. I donot talk
> >with
> > > Peter and Rob. Because they could not communication with me...'
In fact, during the Tilburg fair
Am 7 Jul 2000 11:39:36 +0200, in local.msx.int schriebst Du :
> At 09:33 7-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
> > >> (Hm, since MSX is already proclaimed dead for several years, too,
> > >> MSX and Esperanto would probably make a perfect couple ;-D))
> > >
> > > Why the hell are you still in this list if you
At 09:33 7-7-00 +0200, you wrote:
> >> (Hm, since MSX is already proclaimed dead for several years, too,
> >> MSX and Esperanto would probably make a perfect couple ;-D))
> >
> > Why the hell are you still in this list if you think that MSX is dead?
>
>1. Read! I did not write that *I* think MSX
Ag0ny wrote:
>> (Hm, since MSX is already proclaimed dead for several years, too,
>> MSX and Esperanto would probably make a perfect couple ;-D))
>
> Why the hell are you still in this list if you think that MSX is dead?
1. Read! I did not write that *I* think MSX is dead. I just stated
a
On Thu, 6 Jul 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> (Hm, since MSX is already proclaimed dead for several years, too,
> MSX and Esperanto would probably make a perfect couple ;-D))
Why the hell are you still in this list if you think that MSX is dead?
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> >>You can't emulate on a quantum level: you'd never know the initial state
> >>(Heisenberg's uncertainty principle).
> >
> >Hey! Hold the physics okay? :)
>
Use the Heisenberg compansator. Also used in the transporter system in Star
Trek (Official spec...)
Greetz,
Arnaud
Visit the MEP, Over 2
At 13:30 6-7-00 +, you wrote:
>On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, David Heremans wrote:
> > As will have all physical MSX by then. Since the hexa-penti-triplexium
> > running at 4.56 Trillion Hz (and a onchip L1 cache of 512 GB) will be
> > able to emulate the MSX5 standard (which appeared in 2012) on a qua
>
> c = large --> 1/c = close to 0. I can do that, make a 0 Hz processor ;-)
oops, one of my famous stupid mistakes! You're right!
But I meant a very very fast processor.
>
> > This leads automatically to some relativity-effects: if you turn on your
> computer,
> > it transforms into a laptop
>[betas take over msx-mailinglist:]
*grin*
>> > You can't emulate on a quantum level: you'd never know the initial state
>> > (Heisenberg's uncertainty principle).
>>
>>
>> Heisenberg is irrelevant.
>>
>>
>> ...just emulate all possible initial states and trace to which they converge
;-)
>
>
[betas take over msx-mailinglist:]
> > You can't emulate on a quantum level: you'd never know the initial state
> > (Heisenberg's uncertainty principle).
>
>
> Heisenberg is irrelevant.
>
>
> ...just emulate all possible initial states and trace to which they converge ;-)
That means you need
>> As will have all physical MSX by then. Since the hexa-penti-triplexium
>> running at 4.56 Trillion Hz (and a onchip L1 cache of 512 GB) will be
>> able to emulate the MSX5 standard (which appeared in 2012) on a quantum
>> level.
>
> You can't emulate on a quantum level: you'd never know the i
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000, David Heremans wrote:
> > But ofcourse, if the whole world starts to use Esperanto as primary
> > language, then the generation coming after us will have Esperanto as
> > mother language and the whole communication barrier will have
> > dissapeared.
>
> As will have all physi
Alex Wulms wrote:
>
> ] of them thought they could speak English. In my experience, however,
> ] communicating in an intermediate language was rather troublesome. Maybe it's
> ] time to switch to Esperanto...
> Since nobody has Esperanto as mother language, that will still be an
> intermediate
Pierre Giellen wrote:
[Language problems]
> Maybe it's time to switch to Esperanto...
Too late. Esperanto is already officially proclaimed dead for a couple of
years. There _is_ a successor, but I constantly forget the name;-)
(Hm, since MSX is already proclaimed dead for several years,
> But ofcourse, if the whole world starts to use Esperanto as primary
language,
> then the generation coming after us will have Esperanto as mother language
> and the whole communication barrier will have dissapeared.
Wouldn't that be nice? ;)
I think that English will gradually become more and m
] of them thought they could speak English. In my experience, however,
] communicating in an intermediate language was rather troublesome. Maybe it's
] time to switch to Esperanto...
Since nobody has Esperanto as mother language, that will still be an
intermediate language...
But ofcourse, if th
> > Here a quote from Ikeda:
> > 'When I visited to Holland, I talked with Koen of Sunrise. I donot talk
>with
> > Peter and Rob. Because they could not communication with me...'
>
>This is the problem in a nutshell: language difficulties. I guess most of
>the groups and visitors of the Tilburg fa
> Here a quote from Ikeda:
> 'When I visited to Holland, I talked with Koen of Sunrise. I donot talk
with
> Peter and Rob. Because they could not communication with me...'
This is the problem in a nutshell: language difficulties. I guess most of
the groups and visitors of the Tilburg fair did no
Here a quote from Ikeda:
'When I visited to Holland, I talked with Koen of Sunrise. I donot talk with
Peter and Rob. Because they could not communication with me...'
Greetz,
Sander
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