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Just learned about a cool feature of the ‘German’ editions of Google. When you encounter an English spoken site on www.google.de or www.google.ch it offers you an extra option to automatically translate the page into ‘Deutsch’. As usual it stinks because it’s machine generated. But reading your posts translated is cool nonetheless.

Old news for the German speaking people. I know… I’m not a German. :-)

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