Planet Plagiarism

Submitted by gwolf on Wed, 08/18/2010 - 10:26

Online translators are not hot news anymore. Not by a long, long shot. Still, today I wanted to get a couple of words in Latin. And was amazed that Google's translation service does not (yet?) offer Latin as an option, so I turned to Translation Guide's free online translators.

And, as it always happens, I thought, hmmm... and what about the random ramblings on my site?

So on I went to Gunnar Lupus alio domus. Of course, several funny things popped up, many of which I don't think are proper Latin, but still, among lotsa' nonsense, I found that Planet Debian gets translated to Plagiarius Debian — Which possibly explains why many people have complained about other unauthorized planetoids plagarizing their posts!

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Plagiarius, plagiarius...

Submitted by Marcos (not verified) on Fri, 08/20/2010 - 10:31.

I like how the title of this entry becomes quasi-recursive...

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