FUNNY GOOGLE TRICKS

FUNNY GOOGLE TRICKS

Hello Guys,
              As we all know google is the Worlds number 1 search engine that provide information related to almost all our queries. Today Google has become a part of our day 2day activity, but many user are still unaware of the Funny Tricks it provides.
So here are some funny and amazing tricks that you can use with google and share it with your friends as all tricks are simple to implement and interesting to see effect on google.

Note try to use these tricks with  "I'm Feeling lucky Button"

1  Google Gravity 

With this cool trick the entire google page will lose it's gravity as shown in figure and you get to play with it.

2  elgooG

elgooG (Google spelled backwards) is the literal mirror image of the Google search engine; not only is all of its content a reversal of Google, the search terms must also be written in reverse in order to yield the desired results.

To do the above trick click on link elgooG above or just typing the elgoog in thrsearch engine with the "I'm Feeling lucky Button"

3 Pacman on Google

You can play pacman game on google  as well as control it with your keyboard . To play pacman game click
 on the pacman on google above or text pacman google in google search box

4  Tilt

This will tilt the google screen as shown in the below figure

5  Epic Google

It will increase the size of google each component bigger and bigger .Open google.com,type Epic Google in the search box and click on the I'm feeling Lucky button.

6  Weenie Google

This work opposite to epic Google .It decrease the size of each component smaller and smaller..Open google.com, type Weenie Google in the search box and click on the I'm feeling Lucky button

7 Rainbow Google

A Rainbow Search Engine in all the shimmering colors of spectrum - Embrace the Power of the Rainbow. Rainbow Search is not affiliated with Google™.

8 Disappearing oo In Google

This trick can be used to show magic to others by disappearing oo from google. To do so, click on the above link, the google search engine will appear on Your screen. Wait For 3 sec, oo will diaappear

9 Let Me Google That For You

It wil trace what you search on google and help to share it with your friends.
This site creates an animation showing how to google a particular keyword.

10 Dancing Google Logo

Now you can see Google Logo dancing on your PC. First go to www.google.com and in box type google loco, then click on "I'm feeling Lucky" button or just click on the above link .

11 Put Your Name On Google Logo


Goglogo allows you to create Google Style search engine for yourself. Its a free Google Logo Creator - great for fun!

12 Google In Black

Blackle is a website powered by Google Custom Search and created by Heap Media, which aims to save energy by displaying a black background and using grayish-white font color for search results.

13 Google Moon

  Google Moon is a service similar to Google Maps that shows satellite images of the Moon. It was launched by Google on July 20, 2009, the 36th anniversary of the Apollo 11 lunar landing. The landing site of each of the Apollo missions is shown on the satellite image, providing more information on each mission as the user zooms in.

14 Annoying Google

Search with this like as you do in Google . Make your search funny by changing some letters into capital or some into small letters

15 Google Pirate

It simply make use of google Custom Search To restrict your search to Torrent Files

16 Google Barrel Roll

It will Roll your screen by 360 degree and then display the content.

17 Google MentalPlex

It is one of the best April fool trick. Use it to fool your friends. This trick will divert them from their original search making them to concentrate on the instruction.

Digital Fortress: I read it so you don't have to

Digital Fortress: I read it so you don't have to

Once in a while I run into a work of dramatic fiction that takes such a powerful, realistic look at modern cryptography -- and its implications for our national security -- that we should all be grateful to the author. They've made us all a little bit smarter.

Needless to say, Dan Brown's Digital Fortress is not one of those books.

What is Digital Fortress? I'm not sure. It may be a practical joke. I'm hoping so, anyway, because the alternative -- that Dan Brown spent time learning about cryptography and this is what came out -- is too terrible to contemplate.

Miraculously, the end result is so ridiculous that it's almost tolerable. Almost.

(Before I go further, I should warn you that there are huge spoilers below. But don't worry about it because (a) you shouldn't read this book, and (b) the plot is so predictable that I doubt it can really be spoiled.)

Where to begin? Let me just hit some of the high notes:

·    Matt Blaze gets whacked.Ok, Brown doesn't call him Matt Blaze. The character in the book is named Greg Hale (single syllables, get it?) But we know he's Matt Blaze because he single-handedly discovered a backdoor ("a few lines of cunning programming") in the skipjack cipher, one that would have let the NSA "read the world's email".

For his efforts, Blaze/Hale is rewarded with a thankless job at the NSA which he hates. And not without reason! Everyone suspects him of being a turncoat (while simultaneously giving him access to their most important secrets, go figure.) Then to cap off the job experience, he's horrifically murdered. I personally would have ended the book halfway through, and just made Hale the bad guy. Who could blame him?
  

·                     The EFF are the bad guys. Did you know that the National Security Agency (2011 ops budget: $9 bazillion) lives in constant terror of the "sharks" over at the Electronic Frontier Foundation (2011 ops budget: $67.34, mostly spent on construction paper)?

I did not know this. I sure hope it's true.

Near the end of the book the NSA's "firewall" goes down for a few minutes, and within seconds the EFF sharks are circling. This does not appear to be a metaphor -- they're actually swimming in literal circles around the NSA's cyber-perimeter, trying to ferret out our nation's secrets. Only our hero Susan Fletcher can stop them, thanks to her long, willowy legs staggering intellect.
 

·                     The NSA has a secret supercomputer named TRANSLTR that can brute-force any cryptosystem. Hmm. Ok. This one is actually pretty accurate.
 

·                     TRANSLTR is stumped by a new cipher that uses "rotating cleartext" to resist brute-force attacks. No, seriously. "Rotating cleartext". Brilliant! This is such a good idea that I hereby offer to make this scheme a reality for only $800. My only condition is that you must never, ever try to decrypt anything with it.

I suppose I could also mention the NSA's recruiting program for cryptographers, which would make a Big Ten football coach blush. Or the way that brilliant, righteous people always seem to be beautiful and athletic, while stupid evil people look like trolls (have you ever been to a crypto conference, Dan?)

These and other details are embedded in a stew of unintentional comic awfulness that really defies summarization. But it's good. Not to read, mind you. Just to know about, so you have a reason to chuckle while you're lamenting the damage that Brown's writing has done to your temporal lobe.

I really could not recommend this book less, and am considering sending Dan Brown a bill for the time I spent reading it. But if you're afflicted by a terrible case of Seasonal Affective Disorder and just need some levity in your life, it might keep you giggling through the long dark months ahead.