Loneliness of the long-distance linguist.
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- Good at process.
- My .002 cents.
- What comes around goes around.
- Oh, the enumeration? Part two.
- Oh, the enumeration!
- What's the emoticon for nerd?
- Found in translation.
- Develop locally, think globally!
- Information scavenger hunt: How do you find a needle in a haystack?
- Lexical diffusion, software style.
- I'll take an Italian hoagie with the works.
- Not all custom locales are created equal.
- So I want Windows to support my language. How does that happen, exactly?
- The cats and frogs are really raining out there.
- Lights, camera, action!
- So I'm ready to test-drive Windows Vista. What next?
- Developing features in order to develop features.
- Why wikipedia doesn't work?
- Why does wikipedia work?
- Next stop: Antarctica?
- Linguistics vs. linguistics.
- Languages, regions, locales, oh my!
- Loneliness of the long distance linguist