How manyy of you have used google as spell-checker?
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That does not explain how you won three times in a row.
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When you type something into the main textbox on google.com, it does not do the auto-completion thing based on what you have typed before. Instead, it tries to guess what you may want to search (the most popular search words that match what you typed?). I hate that. But now I found a different use for it: If I forgot how to spell a word, I will type it on google.com, the complete spelling will come up most of the times, much faster than online dictionary. :-D
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Not google.com, but I've google toolbar ( the only toolbar I allow in my browsers) which had handy spell checker.
Yusuf May I help you?
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That does not explain how you won three times in a row.
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When you type something into the main textbox on google.com, it does not do the auto-completion thing based on what you have typed before. Instead, it tries to guess what you may want to search (the most popular search words that match what you typed?). I hate that. But now I found a different use for it: If I forgot how to spell a word, I will type it on google.com, the complete spelling will come up most of the times, much faster than online dictionary. :-D
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All the time :-O
Dave
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When you type something into the main textbox on google.com, it does not do the auto-completion thing based on what you have typed before. Instead, it tries to guess what you may want to search (the most popular search words that match what you typed?). I hate that. But now I found a different use for it: If I forgot how to spell a word, I will type it on google.com, the complete spelling will come up most of the times, much faster than online dictionary. :-D
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Occasionally. Usually to see if it i before e.
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Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
how you won three times in a row.
To win three times in a row, you need skill. :)
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modified on Saturday, May 22, 2010 12:57 PM
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Rama Krishna Vavilala wrote:
how you won three times in a row.
To win three times in a row, you need skill. :)
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modified on Saturday, May 22, 2010 12:57 PM
You, my good man, are amazing. All the more so considering your native language isn't English. I've only won it 3 times ever (Chinaman, Seastrand, Tarragon), and got a British colleague to give the answer once (the last one). One other time, I figured out the answer before even reading the question completely, but was beaten by Rajesh by a single minute. (Skulduggery)
Cheers, Vikram. (Got my troika of CCCs!)
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When you type something into the main textbox on google.com, it does not do the auto-completion thing based on what you have typed before. Instead, it tries to guess what you may want to search (the most popular search words that match what you typed?). I hate that. But now I found a different use for it: If I forgot how to spell a word, I will type it on google.com, the complete spelling will come up most of the times, much faster than online dictionary. :-D
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Xiangyang Liu 刘向阳 wrote:
manyy
Not you! ;P
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No it did not go too well... If you figured out the starting of the word correctly, you may get something on google - but if you've got the middle of a word, google cannot do much to help.
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No it did not go too well... If you figured out the starting of the word correctly, you may get something on google - but if you've got the middle of a word, google cannot do much to help.
My signature "sucks" today
