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General Discussion => Other Discussions => Humour and Jokes => Topic started by: MRide on October 30, 2010, 09:32:45 am
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After looking at the 1000th+posters thread, I noticed something weird about the Google search for "recursion"
Search it and you will see a Google spelling suggestion "Did you mean recursion?"
Apparently Google can't read.
EDIT: If you click on the suggestion, it links you back to the same spot. (Wait for it...)
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lol nice
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No actualy if you click it it still says it, it's a recursion. :P
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Hmm....what?
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Google did that on purpose; by offering a suggestion for recursion, it creates a recursive loop. If you click 'did you mean 'recursion," it'll take you back to the same spot.
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Yeah, yunhua's wording was a little confusing to me.
Google's little joke.
I wonder if there are any other hidden secrets in Google.
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There's plenty.
One that comes to mind is to search 'ASCII Art'. Then look at the logo on the results page.
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It's actually 'ascii art', but yes.
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And search the answer to life, the universe, and everything, and you,ll see that google apparently has a faster version of Deep Thought. :P
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lol, nice one Deep! ;D
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Google calculator :)
On that little subtopic, try searching for 'once in a blue moon'
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Awesome!
If you start typing "help me I'm trapped," Google suggestions would offer "help me I'm trapped in a Google suggest server room"
Make sure instant search is off.
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lol, nice one Deep! ;D
I see no post by Deep Thought in this topic ???
That said, nice Google easter egg :P
That stuff reminds me some bad experience I had with computers. Blame Micro$oft. If you aren't aware of what I am refering to, I mean shit like:
*clicks*
"An error has occured, you must do <THING #1> to do that."
*does <THING #1>*
"Sorry, you already have done <THING #1>."
Or worse:
*clicks*
"An error has occured, you must do <THING #1> to do <THING #2>."
*does <THING #1>*
"Sorry, you must perform <THING #2> to do <THING #3>."
Another example of stuff I ran into is when you Google for GBA ROMs. You'll land on a site giving links to other ROM sites, then another, then another, only to fall back on the first site you found. X.x