Rosetta

[Sarah]

The sexiest African lady alive. She is the upcoming billonare. A pillar in the community. A mother to the lost and the disappointed children. She stands for hope and peace for all.
Commonly known as Ms. Q

[Sarah]

the rosetta stone.
a stone with writing on it in two languages (egyptian and greek), using three scripts (hieroglyphic, demotic and greek)
the first was hieroglyphic which was the script used for important or religious documents.
the second was demotic which was the common script of egypt.
the third was greek which was the language of the rulers of egypt at that time.
the rosetta stone was written in all three scripts so that the priests, government officials and rulers of egypt could read what it said.
it lists all of the things that the pharaoh has done that are good for the priests and the people of egypt.
it was made in 196 B.C. and found by french soldiers in 1799.
they deciphered it and everyone could read it.
then a company was born (naturally) called rosetta stone that teaches people all oer the world to speak damn near every language there is.
then tool came along and was like haha.

[Sarah]

n.

A non-english speaking prostitute, especially asian.

Sex with two or more of such prostitutes.

[Raeanne Dimick]

When Apple switched from PowerPC to Intel processors in 2006, it was important that programs written for PowerPC processors would still run on the new Intel-based Macs. Therefore, Mac OS X for Intel computers included Rosetta, a technology that enables PowerPC programs to run on Intel processors.
Rosetta dynamically translates PowerPC instructions into Intel commands. Users cant see Rosetta running, but it is active any time a PowerPC program is running on an Intel-based Mac. Since translating instructions from one processor to another takes some time, PowerPC applications may run slower on Intel-based Macs. Fortunately, the slowdown is minimal and may not even be noticed by most users.
You can check if an application uses Rosetta by selecting the application icon and choosing Get Info from the File Menu (Command-I). Underneath the General section, if the Kind is listed as Application, it is a PowerPC program, which will require Rosetta to run. If it is listed as Application (Universal), the program is a Universal application, meaning it was developed to run natively on both PowerPC and Intel computers. You can also check what currently running programs use Rosetta by opening Activity Monitor in the /Applications/Utilities folder. Underneath the Kind column, each process will be listed as either Intel or PowerPC. Those that are listed as PowerPC are currently using Rosetta to run.

[Lanell]

Enables institutions to create, manage, preserve, and share locally administered digital collections. A software product by Ex Libris