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18:01 Apr 18, 2005 |
English to Persian (Farsi) translations [PRO] Tech/Engineering - Games / Video Games / Gaming / Casino | |||||||
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5 +2 | ramze penhAn dar bAziye kAmpyuteri/ DVD, etc |
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5 +1 | نشانه ی پنهان |
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5 -1 | tokhme morghe rangie eide pAk |
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tokhme morghe rangie eide pAk Explanation: Like the coloured or decorated eggs we have in our NOURUZ in Iran. |
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The asker has declined this answer Comment: again im not agree with you... easter egg: prince persia... or hintsand easter egg... the whole doesnt have anythingto do with coloured egg.... |
ramze penhAn dar bAziye kAmpyuteri/ DVD, etc Explanation: The hidden secrets or cheat codes in the software: In the context of software, an Easter Egg is a hidden feature or novelty that the programmers have put in their software. In general, it is any hidden, entertaining thing that a creator hides in their creation only for their own personal reasons. This can be anything from a hidden list of the developers, to hidden commands, to jokes, to funny animations. 1- Undocumented, Hidden, and Non-Obvious An Easter Egg can't be a legitimate feature of a product, or be an obvious part of a storyline. Easter Eggs will usually stand out either because they totally don't fit with their context (like a pinball game in a word processor), or because they have a deeper hidden personal meaning to the creators, so they threw it in for entertainment. 2- Reproducible Every user with the same product or combination of products must be able to produce the same result given the instructions. If others can't reproduce an Egg, then it doesn't belong in this archive. 3- Put There by the Creators for Personal Reasons The Egg must have been put there on purpose, and furthermore have a personal significance to the creators beyond just making a better product (movie, TV show, software program, etc). 4- Not Malicious Easter Eggs are there for fun, not to do damage. 5- ENTERTAINING! The most important element... if it's not there for entertainment, it's not an Egg. Reference: http://www.eeggs.com/faq.html#definition Reference: http://www.eeggs.com/ |
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