Old Google trick

[Mr. Pokemon]

It doesn't work, the elgooG thing. Or maybe i'm doing some thing wrong

elgooG is actually a site seperate from Google. Here's the link:

https://www.alltooflat.com/geeky/elgoog/ (the site is going under a server upgrade so it's not working at the moment)

 

[Voltagenic]

Which one of you gave me a negative rep for saying "MOAR"?

 

[Chibi-chan]

That's a bit offtopic thar D:
If you think someone repped you unjustly, file it up with the upper staff.

 

[SkyPioneer]

I'm going to guess that that is the JS that makes the images spin around.

 

[Zennerick]

Some more tricks

» Here are some useful tricks. There is also a link below for more tricks.

Google calculator

  Google search can be used as a calculator. It can calculate anything from the simplest math to the most complex equation. All you need to do is just enter the math in the search box and hit enter. You can use the following functions:
+ : add
- : subtract
* : multiply
/ : divide
^ : to the power of
sqrt : square root of a number

Search on a particular website

  If you want to search for something from a particular site using Google search then you can do so by using the "site:" feature. Here's how you do it:
Let's say you want to search for Cloverfield DVD on Amazon, you can do so by typing " Cloverfield DVD site:www.amazon.com "

  More Tricks...

 

[Infamous Amos]

If you search for "Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything" (without quotes), there is a little easter egg...

Here, I've already typed it for you :) :
Click Here

 

[Zennerick]

If you search for "Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything" (without quotes), there is a little easter egg...

Here, I've already typed it for you :) :
Click Here

   That phrase came from a well-known novel called [highlight]The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy[/highlight].
In the story, a "simple answer" to The Ultimate Question is requested from the computer named Deep Thought,
specially built for this purpose. It takes Deep Thought 7½ million years to compute and check the answer, which turns out to be 42.

» It's funny that Google put that in there.

 

[Lusankya]

This is a well-known one, but if you type in "the answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything"(EXACTLY like that) into Google Calculator (or Google), it will give the answer as 42.

Oh, in Google Languages, there is the option for Elmer Fudd-speak, Klingong, and 1337 (which is called Hacker).

 

[Miyukii]

I heard if you type in some code you can view some cameras, like CCTV ones but I didn't do it but on another forum they did it.

 

[Zennerick]

I heard if you type in some code you can view some cameras, like CCTV ones but I didn't do it but on another forum they did it.

What do you mean by cameras? Do you mean live webcams?

 

[Vernikova]

If you type in "Where is Chuck Norris?" and press the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button you get a suprise.

 

[Counterfeit]

If you type in "Where is Chuck Norris?" and press the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button you get a suprise.

Now that is funny. xD

I don't know any tricks myself.

 

[Franceschi]

If you type in "Where is Chuck Norris?" and press the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button you get a suprise.

Wao, that made me laugh. S'true too ;D
I don't know any jokes ;;

 

[Poke Trainer Gary]

Yeah, that is really funny. Google's nice & funny.