2001 Good Morning Dave Wav File
Monolith.wav (745k).mp3 (1105k). Heywood Floyd: Good day, gentlemen.This is a pre-recorded briefing made prior to your departure. In which for security reasons, of the highest importance, has been known onboard during the mission, only by your HAL 9000 computer.
(82K) (82K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that.' (57K) (57K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?' (126K) (126K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'I know that you and Frank were planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen.' (61K) (61K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'It can only be attributable to human error.'
(18K) (18K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'I've just picked up a fault.' (10K) (10K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Goodbye.' (32K) (32K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Fifteen minutes to ignition, all systems nominal.' (52K) (52K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: '(From 2010) Good morning, Dr. I'm ready for my first lesson.' (215K) (215K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Let me put it this way, Mr.
2001 Good Morning Dave Wav Files
The 9000 series is the most reliable computer ever made. No 9000 computer has ever made a mistake or distorted information. We are all, by any practical defintion of the words, foolproof and incapable of error.' (35K) (35K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Would you like to play a game of chess? I play very well.' (34K) (34K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Sorry about this. I know it's a bit silly.'
(22K) (22K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Thank you for a very enjoyable game.' (41K) (41K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Good evening, Dave. Everything's running smoothly. (20K) (20K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: '(From 2010)I understand now, Dr. (27K) (27K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: '(From 2010)There is a message for you.'
(50K) (50K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.' (7K) (7K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Just a moment.' (27K) (27K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'There is no question about it.' (18K) (18K) (iPhone ringtone) Dave: 'Open the pod bay doors please, HAL.'
(90K) (90K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: '(From 2010)I'm completely operational and all my circuits are functioning perfectly.' (69K) (69K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'It's puzzling, I don't think I've ever seen anything quite like this before.' (17K) (17K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Are you quite sure?'
(18K) (18K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Everything is going extremely well.' (70K) (70K) (iPhone ringtone) Hal9000: 'Quite honestly, I wouldn't worry myself about that.'
Good Morning Dave Wav
Hi guys, right now I'm starting to think about localisation of my app. There seems to be a pretty good tutorial on how to change text, labels etc. Based on localised resources - all that basically happens on the 'XAML-level' of the app rather than in the code-behind.
That's rock solid, no doubt. Also, I understand that this is the way to do it and how it is intended by MS! Wherever possible in my app I will follow that approach. However, I need to make decisions in my code behind based on the language the program is running in.
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Let me give you a brief example of what I'd like to achieve with some pseudo-code: If ('language-is-german') Then start an audiostream playing a.wav-file saying 'Guten morgen lieber Benutzer!!!' Dim intErgebnis As Integer = 2 + 4 ElseIf ('language-is-english') Then start an audiostream playing a.wav-file saying 'Good morning dear user!!!' Dim intResult As Integer = 2 + 9 EndIf The basic idea is to play different sound files (I know that you could also achieve that by pointing to different resources). I added the calculation just to show you that I really want to do different things based on the language set up on the user's computer. How can I check for that in my code behind (i.e. What do I have to type instead of ('language-is-german') in my pseudo-code above?)???