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The word "sinaasappel" is much more common, which sounds a lot more like the Chinese apple you're referring to than "appelsien". The latter is used in a brand name for fruit juice (used to be exclusively orange juice). Besides that it's practically not used in modern Dutch.
Have you tried amazon.co.uk and amazon.de?
Looks cool! But what problem does it solve that sites like Imgur don't?
Correction: no Android version. Not downloading, will perhaps share.
Dutchie here. Am downloading, will share with friends.
I've developed some kind of blind spot for ads, so I'll accept them as long as they don't track me. For blocking spying ads and invisible trackers, I'm using Privacy Badger (https://www.eff.org/privacybadger)
In that case encoding speed doesn't matter much
When occasionally encoding: yes. When your daily business is encoding larger batches: not necessarily.
edit: Just to clarify: we've got an encoding farm which will have to be siginficantly expanded if a substantial amount of content will have to be transcoded in H.265.
For the Dutchies, a report which aired on Dutch TV a few weeks ago: http://journalistiek.npo.nl/dossiers/ouderenzorg/290_84312-r...
Lots of these comments are the reason I read HN. I love an educated discussion, especially as a response to an article with breathes pretentions like this one.
Sad story makes me sad. Keep on trying and accept the help of all the people in this thread. Christmas season has officially started.
Startup.com http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0256408/
Brilliant.
Edit -- from their FAQ: "But the domain was registered using GoDaddy! --> Ironic, eh? For more information on the irony see here ( http://venturebeat.com/2011/12/29/not-even-a-shift-to-full-s... ).
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