I found an easter egg in the Online Dictionary. Search for "Microsoft". Have fun!
I found an easter egg in the Online Dictionary. Search for "Microsoft". Have fun!
Last edited by runemaste644; September 8th, 2007 at 03:30 AM.
Where's the Easter Egg? I just see the truth....
what program is that?
chuck norris can divide by zero.
chuck norris can beat a brick wall at tennis.
Priceless!
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Aww... they're not that evil... I mean, they *did* give us Microsoft Sam, and how can we hate that?
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When i tried that, I kinda thought that was gonna happen How many of you actually searched and how many looked at my screenshot? If you looked at the pic, do you think i really needed to blur my IP?
It always does that when im running Compiz. But they arent at 100% when i run Compiz all the time of course
Along these lines, has anyone tried to look up "car" or "bike"?
I just installed Linux for the first time this week and was trying out the dictionary. Those were the first words that popped into my head to test to see if worked (and was worth keeping in the menus - it's a computer for my computer noob friend).
Well, "car" came up with the definition for the word "guage". That was weird, so I tried the second one. "bike", apparently, is a nest of bees.
Who knew?
Figuring that Dictionary was somehow screwed up, I tried a bunch of other words, but they all seemed fine. What are the chances that the first two words I would choose are busted? And who do I report this to?
ben
I checked out what you said about car and bike, and yes, it is strange.
It seems that the Collaborative International Dictionary of English is at fault here, not the application itself, as can be seen on this site : http://www.dict.org/bin/Dict
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