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scholar
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response 25 of 36:
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Mar 10 17:47 UTC 2006 |
You'd better believe I'm all wet.
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jep
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response 26 of 36:
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Mar 10 18:24 UTC 2006 |
Rane, most people find it pretty challenging. Most people, however,
are not chemistry professors and don't have access to that specialized
vocabulary. (And most WWW designers don't have that, either.) When I
entered the contest on M-Net, I said the words have to be found in the
dictionary at http://www.m-w.com. And I awarded prizes, but we don't
have gribblies here.
I did forget to ask people here not to use the same word for two
separate entries, so that is a change in the rules, if you wish to
regard it that way.
If you find two English words of 6 letters or less which return 1 entry
from Google, I will be very surprised.
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tsty
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response 27 of 36:
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Mar 18 07:35 UTC 2006 |
gimme a few nore leters,please:
Tip: Try removing quotes from your search to get more results.
Your search - "mundane nonviolence" - did not match any documents.
Suggestions:
* Make sure all words are spelled correctly.
* Try different keywords.
* Try more general keywords.
how about 0 !?!?!??!?!
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jep
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response 28 of 36:
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Mar 18 15:22 UTC 2006 |
Don't use quotes, TS. The idea is to find two separate words which
generate 1 match, not strings which don't generate any.
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rcurl
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response 29 of 36:
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Mar 18 20:22 UTC 2006 |
There was a complaint about my using terms about which I know something.
What other terms can one search for but ones for which one knows their
meaning? But OK - it is still a snap with words from other areas
synchronome opaline 0.23s
(synchronome is originally a trade name but now used as a descriptor).
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mcnally
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response 30 of 36:
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Mar 18 21:13 UTC 2006 |
What Rane's finding are fairly trivial "googlewhacks." Perhaps a
difficulty score should be assigned to each one based on some
calculation involving the number of hits each of the terms yields
separately. Perhaps something like the square root of their product.
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other
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response 31 of 36:
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Mar 18 22:16 UTC 2006 |
About 51 results for: capacitance vomitorium
That's the best I've managed so far.
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jep
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response 32 of 36:
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Mar 20 13:23 UTC 2006 |
Heh. Rane seems to be gifted. How many did you try before you got
that one, Rane?
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rcurl
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response 33 of 36:
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Mar 20 17:09 UTC 2006 |
It took a couple of minutes. I didn't count trials. Perhaps ten.
It is more difficult with one of the words assigned. I liked vomitorium
so found
permittivities vomitorium
(to keep with the electrical theme for the other word).
It actually found two *identical* hits, but since they are the same I consider
them one. The hit is one of those comprehensive word lists,
http://www.codeaholics.com/files/ref/ABLE.txt What is their purpose?
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jep
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response 34 of 36:
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Mar 20 20:49 UTC 2006 |
Beats me what the purpose of those word lists is. Except some of them
have ads. Codeaholocs.com appears to be the home site for someone's
blog.
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other
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response 35 of 36:
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Mar 21 04:28 UTC 2006 |
Sometimes they're for the purpose of gaming search engines, and
sometimes they're dictionaries for password cracking tools.
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wilt
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response 36 of 36:
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May 16 23:52 UTC 2006 |
HACKED BY GNAA LOL JEWS DID WTC LOL
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