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It's the equivalent of going to a Chinese restaurant and asking for the "Chinese menu" rather than the "American menu" even if you can't read Chinese.
by pyre 13y ago
It's the equivalent of going to a Chinese restaurant and asking for the "Chinese menu" rather than the "American menu" even if you can't read Chinese.
- nederdirk 13y agoExcept for that the Chinese menu wasn't written in Chinese but in English. Moreover it contained an access card to the staff lounge where the customer records were open on the table.
- victorf 13y agoAgain completely wrong because trespassing on the staff lounge is nothing like receiving a response from an HTTP server. It is like asking for the Chinese menu and being given a list of customer records. EDIT: and then noticing what happened you ask if they have a version in Korean.
- rmc 13y agoHeh, I'm reminded of an anecdote of an elderly English relative who was in a chinese restaurant (in England), and was suprised that the English menu was chinese food but written in English, instead of steak, potatoes and veg that used to be on the "english menu" in chinese restauarants decades ago. :P