Sometimes I find it easiest to search for a thread by Googling my name + something that I remember posting. For some reason this seems to work better than using the thread title sometimes.
Quite some time ago...at least months, and I am quite certain that this was on my old computer, I...
I thought i wood try the Google FireFox toolbar spell checker for forms. Let's sea if it works on forums to. I used too copy and paste into ant email then spell check it. Maybe I know longer need to do that...:biggrin:
THE INTERNET IS COLLAPSING THE INTERNET IS COLLAPSING THE INTERNET IS COLLAPSING
Mark this moment my friends, 4:27 AM PST, 12:27 GMT. Google's services are unvailable.
Ok and as of 12:29, they are back up.
Man if my old computer was like google...
Time to alert you geeks to a new method of wasting hours of time looking at useless graphs.
http://www.google.com/trends?q=Albert+einstein%2C+isaac+Newton%2C+galileo+galilei&ctab=1&geo=all&date=all
http://www.google.com/davincicode?source=brpp
Who's playing this? None of the challenges are really THAT hard (except for today's, Day 19) I think you win something if you're one of the first 10,000 to beat it (WHo actually read ALL of the rules...?)
According to Google, the puzzles require skill, intellect, and perseverance. Google promises that should anyone answer all 24 puzzles correctly, they will have a chance of winning "untold riches." (oooh) The Google webquests run over a span of 24 days ending May 11th 2006. One new puzzle of the...
It seems google has accepted that some people can not spell, with its
intuitive search it will suggest an alternative to an unknown term, this
made me wonder if we even need to spell correctly, as long as people
understand what one has written.
I understand that many of Google's employees would be under the title of "Software Engineer" and probably did exactly that at university, but I'm interested in knowing the background of those who didn't get a degree in a field directly related to computer science (assuming there is some). Is...
I typed my first and last name (brian Whipple) into google just out of curiosity and the very first link actually pointed to something about me. Does your name google something about you?
This makes me nervous. Some of our users might download this program and unwittingly put confidential documents in a potentially vulnerable position. Anyone else got concerns about this?
I'd really like to hear your opinions. Thanks.
http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1895,1925064,00.asp
http://news.moneycentral.msn.com/ticker/article.asp?Feed=AP&Date=20060124&ID=5444052&Symbol=US:GOOG
This of course, within a week of denying the US Government's request for a weeks worth of search results (and not who made those searches).
From the company that would "do no evil"...
Ek, what has Google done! They just bought a 5% stake in AOL for 1 Billion Dollars.
http://money.cnn.com/2005/12/20/technology/aol_google.reut/index.htm?cnn=yes
So I finally put some ads from Google on my page to try to generate revenue and people have clicked them, but no money is in my account. None, $0.00. Does anyone that's used this before know why this is? I only ask at this site because I know that this forum uses Google Ads. Any help is...
Lately wheneve I startup google talk then enter a username and password, the signin button is not becoming active, hence i cannot click it to login.
As for messenger 7.5 beta i got to use it about twice, after that I just get an error, "this service is not currently available."
I think...
The search feature on my computer can take up to a minute and google can search the entire internet in a fraction of a second. How does it do that?
Even with everything archived, it seems like the processing power needed to run such a search engine would be astronomical.
I hadn't seen them in a while, since I had been a contributor (and will be again soon - I'm just lazy and not around a computer as much except to write). I just noticed an ad claiming to show me how to "Use secret laws of physics and your subconscious mind to create wealth?"
Is that honestly...
the greatest website of all time. it should have a word in webster's dictionary. starting with google. then the verb google and googling. then googleness, googleosity, googleish, and googleesque. yahoo is a word, but they suck, and gogol is a word, but it's spelled stupidly and is a number...
Do you know why whenever I come to codeguru.com, google.com does always establish a connection to my computer, I see this when i netstat on cmd
Thank you
I know those google ad's are full of ****,
But this one caught my attention. Does anyone have opinions to share?
http://islam.speed-light.info/relativity_quran.htm
I think its interesting that the qualitative analysis the guy provides seems believable enough, but I was interested in the...
In all the websites that offer a "local" service to find businesses near you I think that Google has the best. They have this satellite option that allows you to see clear images of buildings. I am sure you can spot your house with this thing once you zoom right it.
Though this is not...
Google breaks for 5 minutes and everything stops.
Can anyonehere get onto Google? Try refreashing and clearing cache just to make sure... because I can't :confused:
bah, nevermind... delete this thread please.
This is very very exciting. :smile: (If this is the wrong forum to post this in please do the honors and move it to where it belongs).
http://news-service.stanford.edu/news/2005/january12/google-0112.html
The other day I happened to think about the origins of the word Google. In his book Cosmos, Carl Sagan told how the nine year old nephew of the mathematician Edward Kasner was allowed to invent the name for the number 10100. He named it a googol. I have always assumed that this was the...
http://scholar.google.com/
this is the beta version
it searches the scholarly journal literature
and finds free online versions of articles (if you don't have a
subscription to the journals
I read that it even ranks its hits by the citation indices
(how highly an article is regarded...
Anyone here running Windows XP?
I was wondering if the Google Desktop Search engine was impressive.
Apparently this engine is only compatible on Windows XP systems.
I have read that Microsoft intends to release their own version of a desktop search engine at the end of this year...
Just got a copy of the Google Labs Aptitude Test (GLAT) as an insert in a magazine I get. Seems as if Google is actively recruiting since this is the second advertisement they have run in this mag, which typically only accepts classified ads. They add that if you score high enough – they'll...
Google has a neat calculator built into its search box. There is a good summary here:
http://www.google.com/help/calculator.html
Copy and paste the following queries to see it work:
Arithmetic operations:
sqrt((3*6/9)^2+7!)
Transcendental:
3*sin( 54 degrees )
2*log ( e / pi )...
While searching a topic on Google, I ran across a link that lead to Physicsforums so I clicked the link.
The next thing I knew, my computer was under massive attack. Viruses were being delivered as anti-virus warning windows began popping up. Spybots and Malware were being delivered - found...
Hey guys
I'm having problems accessing my Google GMail account while running my firewall. When I have my firewall loaded (ZoneAlarm), I try to log-in to my GMail account (which I know uses JavaScript, if this matters) and I get a screen saying "Loading.." and then the word disappears, and I...
So.. According to this link:
http://www.ircspy.com/comments.asp?mode=view&id=1216
The senator says it should be illegal for Google to scan the contents of email for advertising, even if you agree to it by aggreeing to a terms of service. I disagree. If you know Google will scan your...
A very interesting article here:
http://www.kottke.org/04/04/google-operating-system
Even more interesting is the post it refers to:
http://blog.topix.net/archives/000016.html
What is it that makes Google so popular? Is it its simplicity? A couple of years ago I was always using Excite, but now every single person I know uses Google..
anyone who uses a different search engine?
www.google.com
type in either
French Military Victories
or
Weapons of Mass Destruction
And click the 'I'm Feeling Lucky' button. Two very clever responses.
I'm not sure if anyone has stumbled across this, I'm sure most of you have, but here it is just in case.
In the google search thingy type: "Weapons of Mass Destruction" and then press the "I'm Feeling Lucky" Button. Enjoy.