Fantastic, this explains a lot of things that people can easily be confused about, and remains calm and clear thru-out, even when sharing multiple pieces of bad news / the sources of the complications and confusions.
++rating for mentioning the Amiga (and Atari ST) with the MC68000 and its lovely assembly code that was readable than most of the C code I saw those years...
Enjoyed your presentation. Very helpful. Not that it matters, but back in the IBM mainframe days in the USA, we pronounced it Eb - suh - dic . Or was it Eb-sih-dic ??
母母 does not mean Mother in neither Chinese nor Japanese. 妈妈 means Mother verbally 母亲 means Mother formally in a respect manner. Single character of 母 in some Ancient Chinese books means mother, while 父 means father
Fantastic, this explains a lot of things that people can easily be confused about, and remains calm and clear thru-out, even when sharing multiple pieces of bad news / the sources of the complications and confusions.
Thanks jvsync, glad it was helpful
++rating for mentioning the Amiga (and Atari ST) with the MC68000 and its lovely assembly code that was readable than most of the C code I saw those years...
I did love my Amiga :-)
This was really helpful and I understand this a lot better now, thanks!
Enjoyed your presentation. Very helpful.
Not that it matters, but back in the IBM mainframe days in the USA, we pronounced it Eb - suh - dic . Or was it Eb-sih-dic ??
Cool, thanks!
Very valuable knowledge gained!Thanks for this!
It's fantastic
Really helpful, thanks!
母母 does not mean Mother in neither Chinese nor Japanese. 妈妈 means Mother verbally 母亲 means Mother formally in a respect manner.
Single character of 母 in some Ancient Chinese books means mother, while 父 means father
Thank you!
that was helpful,thank you very much!
Thank you, glad it was helpful
Thank you!
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thank you that was helpful
not that complex to understand the problem is the amount of wrong information out there
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