How Secret Used Automated Testing for Their Android Launch

Re:How Secret Used Automated Testing for Their Android Launch by thaumasiotes on Saturday May 02, 2015 @02:41AM (#9476135)

> you're presuming something that may or may not be true

What's that? I'm presuming that there's more than one language available, but so does the initial example.

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Re:How Secret Used Automated Testing for Their Android Launch by Karunamon on Saturday May 02, 2015 @04:09PM (#9478387)

I mean no matter what you do, you're defaulting to a language that the user of your site may not speak.

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Re:How Secret Used Automated Testing for Their Android Launch by thaumasiotes on Sunday May 03, 2015 @10:42AM (#9481441)

I don't consider it "unsafe", or problematic in any way, that http://en.wikipedia.org/ gets you English wikipedia even if you access it from a German IP, whereas http://de.wikipedia.org/ gets you German wikipedia even if you access it from an Australian IP. There are plenty of websites that will not give you the page you request no matter what you ask for, if they think you should be going to a different page. That's idiotic.

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