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Nasrudin sat on a river bank when someone shouted to him from the opposite side: "Hey! how do I get across?" "You are across!" Nasrudin shouted back.
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Originally posted by Cipher13:
A calculator right in your Safari navbar!
You're right, you can type mathematical expressions right into the Google field in Safari. I would have never thought about that.
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Nasrudin sat on a river bank when someone shouted to him from the opposite side: "Hey! how do I get across?" "You are across!" Nasrudin shouted back.
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we don't have time to stop for gas
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Wow, it does a lot more than just that now. You can request information for phone numbers, maps, driving directions, everything. Cooooool. Google kicks ass. Remember WebCrawler? Hahhaaha
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I used to use that religiosly...until Google came along .
Mike
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Originally posted by starman:
I used to use that religiosly...until Google came along .
Mike
Ever misspell WebCrawler as WebCralwer? Bad to do in a classroom.
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Originally posted by maxintosh:
Ever misspell WebCrawler as WebCralwer? Bad to do in a classroom.
I used to use www.metacrawler.com religiously.
www.metacraler.com would bring up a gay porn website
Good thing the sysadmin at school was aware of the fact
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Originally posted by Cipher13:
I used to use www.metacrawler.com religiously.
www.metacraler.com would bring up a gay porn website
Good thing the sysadmin at school was aware of the fact
You have to admit, metacraling IS pretty sexy.
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Did you know that Google can be used as calculator now?
Fabulous - rather than foolishly using the CPU sitting on my desk (currently >80% idle), I can send a calculation halfway around the planet.
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Originally posted by Richard Edgar:
Fabulous - rather than foolishly using the CPU sitting on my desk (currently >80% idle), I can send a calculation halfway around the planet.
No doubt typing an equation into your navbar is faster than finding Calculator, loading Calculator (the slowest app EVER... wait, no, apart from Preview) and attempting to type a complex equation. Let alone typing a full equation, THEN getting the answer, rather than doing it stepwise.
No need to be a jerk about it.
But seriously, I think it IS faster.
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You know, I forgot completely about WebCrawler. But on topic--its cool that Google has a calculator. Another reason to keep the kids on the computer at school
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Dammit, if you type it in the googlefield in Camino, it omits the "+"s
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Originally posted by Cipher13:
No doubt typing an equation into your navbar is faster than finding Calculator, loading Calculator (the slowest app EVER... wait, no, apart from Preview) and attempting to type a complex equation.
Obviously you are still in Jaguar
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Originally posted by Richard Edgar:
Fabulous - rather than foolishly using the CPU sitting on my desk (currently >80% idle), I can send a calculation halfway around the planet.
The Mac OS calculator doesn't have brackets. You can also type complex equations into Google at once.
What's also cool:
Theoretically Google could log the calculations and find the top ten most calculated calculations on earth (or by country). Would be interesting to know what the most calculated calculation is.
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Nasrudin sat on a river bank when someone shouted to him from the opposite side: "Hey! how do I get across?" "You are across!" Nasrudin shouted back.
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Originally posted by Developer:
Theoretically Google could log the calculations and find the top ten most calculated calculations on earth (or by country). Would be interesting to know what the most calculated calculation is.
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one cubic light year in teaspoons
one (cubic light year) = 1.71788572 � 10^53 US teaspoons
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Originally posted by tintub:
one cubic light year in teaspoons
one (cubic light year) = 1.71788572 � 10^53 US teaspoons
That's a lot of sugar
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Originally posted by ambush:
a free supercalculator??
That's almost like a politically idealistic free super-to-do-list-app. Maybe.
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I used to use hotbot. But in its day it really was good (wasn't it?)
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