Google logo in ascii(google.com)
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Google logo in ascii
http://www.google.com/search?q=ascii+art
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I propose a ban on such posts in the future. HN is becoming Reddit. If you really want to point out all the cool stuff in Google Search, create a list and submit that list.
1. Do flag
2. Don't comment
3. Go to http://news.ycombinator.com/newest and upvote the stories that you do think are appropriate to HN
2. Don't comment
3. Go to http://news.ycombinator.com/newest and upvote the stories that you do think are appropriate to HN
The problem I have with this link is that I gain no insight from it.
Interesting. I think I like the idea of having different sites with different granularities. HN could be a site that occasionally has a post saying, "Hey, there now exists a subreddit for this," and Reddit could have articles saying, "OMG, pg just tweeted about a sandwich!" And since news.rc is so easy to run, it should be easy to throw another news server (wow, remember when that phrase meant something else?) up there (except for the OpenId integration, that is) for each internal node in the LOD structure of sites.
Coogle?
But seriously, what the hell is this doing on HN? Can't we leave this crap to reddit?
But seriously, what the hell is this doing on HN? Can't we leave this crap to reddit?
Aaaaand the first result is "Naked ladies". Welcome to the Internet...
Technically, it's only a page within the site that's the first result.
But I guess not many people look at ascii art just to appreciate it's ascii-ness.
But I guess not many people look at ascii art just to appreciate it's ascii-ness.
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My first thought - "asscii"
My second thought - Oh Christ, this is a reddit et al conversation.
My second thought - Oh Christ, this is a reddit et al conversation.
Is there a page that collects these easter eggs?
I think Google in ASCII is 0x476f6f676c65.
Seriously?