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It keeps telling me an apostrophe is the number 39. No, but seriously it looks neat. What are the websites it queries for results? I've seen Yahoo! and Wikipedi
by mochizuki 14y ago
It keeps telling me an apostrophe is the number 39.
No, but seriously it looks neat. What are the websites it queries for results? I've seen Yahoo! and Wikipedia so far.
- vu0tran 14y agoI replied to this above. Just: 'Wikipedia, Yahoo Answers, Google Answers (lawl), Quora, Stackoverflow.' Stackoverflow comes up when you do coding questions, yahoo answers when you do just random questions. Although, Quora doesn't appear as often as I like. I need to do a bit of tweaking. Here's an example where Quora comes up: http://foobub.com/?s=vu0tran http://foobub.com/?s=vu0tran
- codezero 14y agoPretty cool, I actually searched for Quora as one of the first queries and was surprised it showed up, now I see why! I'm impressed with the results for most (obviously not esoteric) searches. One thing: lots of URLs don't wrap or truncate, so you get some overflow, example: http://foobub.com/?s=how+is+babby+form http://foobub.com/?s=how+is+babby+form
- pbhjpbhj 14y ago' gives ' (ie it's the ASCII in hex of apostrophe)