On Wed, 1 Sep 2010 11:17, pe...@digitalbrains.com said:
> My guess is it is to address the user correctly in dialogs, in some languages.
> The sex of the person addressed might determine the grammatical gender of
> words
> used in dialogs. I've forgotten which languages have this feature, but I'
On 9/1/10 5:17 AM, Peter Lebbing wrote:
>> I just got my new crypto-stick, and it's pretty slick. I understand why
>> I'd want to set my name and language preferences, but I was trying to
>> come up with a good scenario where my sex would be useful, or what the
>> rational was for including that f
> I just got my new crypto-stick, and it's pretty slick. I understand why
> I'd want to set my name and language preferences, but I was trying to
> come up with a good scenario where my sex would be useful, or what the
> rational was for including that field.
My guess is it is to address the user
I just got my new crypto-stick, and it's pretty slick. I understand why
I'd want to set my name and language preferences, but I was trying to
come up with a good scenario where my sex would be useful, or what the
rational was for including that field.
I'm just curious more than anything.
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Gra
