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October 9th, 2008, 12:06
Hey guys,
did u use Yahoo Babel Fish to translate language?
use the link...
http://babelfish.yahoo.comnow you can translate Russian language to english...
October 9th, 2008, 13:26
shahij wrote:Hey guys,
did u use Yahoo Babel Fish to translate language?
use the link...
http://babelfish.yahoo.comnow you can translate Russian language to english...
Well ,
even Google Has that
October 20th, 2008, 21:30
I am a fluent Russian speaker and I still have to think about some slang on forums like ixbt and ihdd.
So, if you get confused...
Fish = Seagate Barracuda
Woodpecker = IBM DTLA series drive
Screw = hard drive
НЖМД = hard drive
I can think of a number other similarly interesting slang terms and nicknames.
October 20th, 2008, 22:35
Well that is really fun

Here is some more
гнус could be translated as gnat - it means Samsung becuase it's spelled as [gnus]
cirrhosis - R/W channel and some CPU electronic degradation on Fujitsu and some IBM drives (like AVVA). This word got roots from Fujitsu MPG CPU made by Cirrus Logic
broom - HDD
idler - loader
pancake - platter
БМГ - HSA
проц - CPU
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