Re: Do a barrel roll
Posted: Sat Nov 05, 2011 1:05 pm
The name is definately right. Might be the voice actress rather than the model.Red Devil wrote:nah, that can't be her - she's got red hair. and cactus.
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The name is definately right. Might be the voice actress rather than the model.Red Devil wrote:nah, that can't be her - she's got red hair. and cactus.
I see you can still manipulate all the pieces afterwards.squirrelof09 wrote:http://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperi ... e_gravity/
Scrubs don't know the gravity of mah search'n.HitchcockGreen wrote:There's also a really good one for Google Reader...
up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A
A couple other google search ones I know of are searching 'recursion' and 'tilt.'
Or searching for "Chuck Norris" using I'm Feeling Lucky
There is a handful more but they escape me at the moment.
And as for the Gravity one, I think now you only have to search "Google Gravity."
These are all in chrome, I don't know about any other web browser.
No, this is still an Easter Egg...as in it's hidden and you have to poke around to find it....Nielk1 wrote:All I'm Feeling Lucky searches are NOT Easter eggs. They are joke pages at the top of the list via Google Bombing.
No, no is it is NOT.HitchcockGreen wrote:No, this is still an Easter Egg...as in it's hidden and you have to poke around to find it....Nielk1 wrote:All I'm Feeling Lucky searches are NOT Easter eggs. They are joke pages at the top of the list via Google Bombing.
Note that none of these are part of the program, they are all in external data made to look like it is part of the program but is NOT. I find this just one of millions of examples that show that people need to grow f*cking brain cells.A virtual Easter egg is an intentional hidden message, in-joke or feature in a work such as a computer program, web page, video game, movie, book or crossword.
I dont think you can grow those just cause you'd like toNielk1 wrote: I find this just one of millions of examples that show that people need to grow f*cking brain cells.
Research, buried of course, has shown that braincells do grow back, slowly.Red Spot wrote:I dont think you can grow those just cause you'd like toNielk1 wrote: I find this just one of millions of examples that show that people need to grow f*cking brain cells.
Wow. Little harsh, eh? Why take it so seriously?Nielk1 wrote:No, no is it is NOT.HitchcockGreen wrote:No, this is still an Easter Egg...as in it's hidden and you have to poke around to find it....Nielk1 wrote:All I'm Feeling Lucky searches are NOT Easter eggs. They are joke pages at the top of the list via Google Bombing.
http://www.nochucknorris.com/
It is just that page Google Bombed to the top of the results.
I hate it when people claim **** like this is an 'Easter Egg' almost as much as when I hear people call the telnet into towel.blinkenlights.nl a Windows 'Easter Egg'. It ISN'T. An 'Easter Egg' is placed into a program;s code, this is NOT. This is simply accessing an external site that is made to pretend to be part of what you are using. It is basically the same system used by phishers only for humor rather than fraud.
People who refuse to believe this after being confronted with it are morons. Those who even think these are 'Easter Eggs' to begin with are gullible. Then again, the internet is full of morons.
Note that none of these are part of the program, they are all in external data made to look like it is part of the program but is NOT. I find this just one of millions of examples that show that people need to grow f*cking brain cells.A virtual Easter egg is an intentional hidden message, in-joke or feature in a work such as a computer program, web page, video game, movie, book or crossword.