Posted By: Dr Herbie | Sep 28th @ 2:25 AM
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Dr Herbie
Dr Herbie
Half the population have below average IQ
Currently, none of the screencasts in the first screencast page are in English, but it's often hard to tell that they are in languages that I don't understand.
I think it's great that you've got multinational screencasts, but some sort of language filter would be nice.  Perhaps a dropdown on the page that defaults to 'all', but allows the user to select a specific filter?

That Zach Skyles Owens is doing a great job posting screencasts, by the way.  You guys need to catch up Smiley

Herbie
TommyCarlier
TommyCarlier
Trust me, I'm from the Internets

What you're watching:

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HumanCompiler
HumanCompiler
Compiling humans...and code
This is a great idea and something we've discussed before, but unfortunately it's quite a bit of work.  To do it "right" we'd really need to be passing language to all our data calls so the site could just pick up on your preference and change accordingly (like the chrome of the site does).

As the content of the site gets more and more diverse it may become more important though.  Thanks for bringing it up!
wisemx
wisemx
Live it
The Microsoft common metod of data word filter clouds would work nicely.
Say for example a CSS box with SQL filters, some are languages.
Users who want to see Media in other languages would click on the language filter of choice.
Would be rather simple for you guys since you already filter the data polling.
Just a suggestion...
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