Hi all! Recently I was scrolling through twitter and came across a tweet from Google Russia. Google decided to remind about their Easter eggs. I decided to see what was prepared there. Now I want to tell you! All under the cat...
1) Back in 1998.
So the first Easter egg takes us back to the past, namely to 1998. It was in 1998 that Google was registered as a private company. In this way, Google is trying to show that they have always fought for a simple user interface. In order to see it with your own eyes in the English version of the search engine, enter the following " google in 1998", without quotes, and the results will appear in the interface that the search network had in 1998.
2) Sweet Android surprises.
Many people know about this Easter egg, but Google is just crazy about it! Back in 2010, in Android 2.3 Gingerbread, users could stumble upon an interesting Easter egg in the settings. It is not clear in what state the user should have been in order to poke according to the version of Android, but there was a stoned dude who poked according to the version and told the whole world. As I already wrote, to find an Easter egg, you need to go to the settings of your phone and click on android version.
3) Drag me upstairs, Scotty.
To be honest, I didn't understand what it was about. And did not understand after the explanation. According to Google, this phrase is from the Star Trek series. I will not deceive the series, I have not seen it and in general for the first time I hear about it. The phrase "Beam Me Up Scotty" is the starship captain's signature call to an engineer and means that he needs to be transferred to the ship. To see this Easter egg with your own eyes in the YouTybe search engine, enter the following “ Beam Me Up Scotty” without quotes and enjoy.
4) Surprise in a telephone booth.
It's hard to find, but it's not necessary because there is a link. I remember when I was little I watched the Doctor Who series on TV, I was madly in love with him even more than the drug addicted Pokimons. Google simply could not pass by and prepared a surprise for us in London. If you walk along google maps and go to the right phone booth, then you can find yourself in the Tardis - the time machine and the Doctor Who spaceship.
5) Pony.
Everyone likes ponies and a little girl, and even a brutal biker. Google figured it out. Now Hangouts has ponies. True, they live only in the desktop version. It remains to be hoped that ponies will come to us on smartphones. To see cute ponies, you need to type the following in the message box " /ponystream" without quotes and scream for joy.
Do you know about the cool features of the famous search engine?
Hello! Today I have prepared for you a new selection of cool features of the largest search engine on the planet. These are not simple Google secrets that make it easier to find information, but real jokes created by the developers of the search engine themselves.
Yes, yes, you were not mistaken: all the Easter eggs presented in this article were invented by Gosha himself - it turns out that he also has a sense of humor and Easter eggs are also present in his services.
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Don't know what Easter eggs are? To put it simply, this is the name of a kind of jokes that the developers themselves put into their programs, websites or games (sometimes they can also be found in films). So, on Google services you can also see similar things. Look at the search engine from the other side - it's worth it, believe me.
Enter in the search field on the main Google page the following phrases and enjoy interesting effects:
After you enter the phrase “do a barrel roll” in the Google search box, the search results page will “barrel” and start scrolling 360 degrees
Type "zerg rush" into Google and you'll see an open page being attacked and gradually "eaten" by its small "o's". Having done their job, these letters will assemble into the word GG.
Google "skewed": after entering this word in the search line, the page with search results will noticeably tilt.
Experienced webmasters probably remember the ancient “blink” html tag that terribly annoyed users, causing the text to blink strongly. Try google "blink tag" or "blink html" and see what happens.
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What is life? What laws govern it? How did she appear? These burning questions have been worrying the minds of many philosophers and other scientists for several millennia. The Game of Life, created by John Conway, has nothing but descriptions of conditions and two rules. But what a rich abundance of life forms is available to her! Watch how a cellular civilization develops or take part in the “creation” of the newest life forms by typing the phrase “conway’s game of life” into Google.
Just Google the following phrase: "exp(-((x-4)^2+(y-4)^2)^2/1000) + exp(-((x +4)^2+(y+4 )^2)^2/1000) + 0.1exp(-((x +4)^2+(y+4)^2)^2)+0.1exp(-((x -4)^2+(y -4)^2)^2)". Attention: to view 3D graphics, you must have a web browser and an operating system that supports WebGL technology on your computer.
If you think that the Google unit converter is only capable of translating standard values, then you are greatly mistaken. You will be surprised to see the results of queries like "earth radius in monkeys" or "boa constrictor in parrots".
To do this, type in the search phrase (without quotes): "webdriver torso"
At this link http://elgoog.im/underwater/ you can play with Google and with water. 
Google sphere is here: http://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/google-sphere/
Go to http://www.google.com/logos/2011/lespaul.html and you can play a simple melody on the guitar with your mouse. This guitar page was created in honor of the anniversary of Paul Les (I have no idea who it is). If you just open this page and leave it for a while, then search results for the phrase "Les Paul" will begin to appear on it.
Well, now you know the secrets of Google, embedded in it by the developers. But that is not all.
If you enter the phrase “Entertain me or something” in the search, then the first result in search results there will be a page called "Entertain yourself, crazy!".
Type in the search bar "Google - you are a light bulb" and see which answer will be the first in the issue.
If you are tired of stupid requests to find something, send everyone to the site kak-iskat.ru.
Address for this category of society: GoogleForIdiots.com
Love life in bright colors? Then you are here: SearchInColor.net
Today, Google has become the most popular search engine in the world. He can answer almost any question. Whether you need a banana smoothie recipe or want to book a hotel in Rwanda, don't know where Rwanda is, or maybe you want to watch a cat video? - all this and much more you can ask Google.
But Google isn't just a search engine for the dumbest questions humanity can think of, it's an entire corporation. Their influence extends far beyond a single site. Why do you think? Yes, because by analyzing our requests, they form the territory of demand and can offer what a simple layman wants. For example, the well-known Skype. But the company retains and continues to attract new users not only with quality, but also with its playful, little-known side.
1. A little crazy.
“Don't blame everything on your monitor. Google is just playing with you." - Google skews the image a few degrees when you type in search string the word "askew" or "tilt" (tilt). It doesn't stop you from working, but it's enough to get your attention.
2. Everything is spinning
Go to homepage Google and type "Googlesphere" and click "I'm Feeling Lucky". Cool, right? All the words start spinning, but everything continues to work as it should. It's just harder to hit the button.
3. Global collapse.
"Googlegravity" is like "Googlesphere" except everything crashes. And the principle is the same.
4. Do a barrelroll.
Enter this phrase into the search bar and see for yourself what happens. If nothing happened, then something with the browser. I advise you to use another, because the trick does not always work. Depends on the browser, as I said.
This will be the answer to the question “What’s the answer to life, the universe, and everything?” (What is the meaning of life, the universe and all that?). Don't worry, the site hasn't gone crazy, it's just a small tribute to Douglas Adams and his The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.
6. Anagram.
Entering the word "anagram", Google will helpfully ask if you meant the phrase "nag a ram" (saw a ram), which, of course, is an anagram for the word "anagram".
7.ZergRush
Searching for “zergrush” on Google, you will find that your page has been attacked by aliens. But no matter how much you destroy them, there will be no less of them. This little diversion is another tribute to the hit game StarCraft, which debuted in 2012.
8. "The loneliest number" (Lonely number).
9. Play snake on Youtube.
Since Youtube is also owned by Google, they have a hand in this as well. Not all users fast internet, and to have fun while waiting for the video to load, the developers suggest you hold the left arrow key for 2-3 seconds, and then press the up arrow. Now you how to play snake.
10. Recursion.
For all its dedication, Google knows how to piss off ignorant people. Type "recursion" into the search box and Google will prompt you to correct this word. Without hesitation, you agree and click on the corrected one. Then, Google again prompts you to correct the misspelled word. And then again and again ... like a 13-year-old bully.
11. Great feat.
Are any readers familiar with the Seinfeld sitcom? Probably no. There was a character in this American series who opposed the commercialization of New Year and Christmas. And that is why he came up with his own holiday, in which instead of a decorated Christmas tree there was a simple pole. Type in the search "Festivus" and a bare pole will appear on the left side.
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Each of us at least once heard about Easter eggs. But in our post, we will not talk about a real and edible attribute of the Easter holiday, but about a virtual “Easter egg” (often called simply an Easter egg by the people). What does it mean? The definition of the term is beautifully described on Wikipedia:
"Easter egg" (eng. Easter Egg) - a kind of secret left in a game, movie or software creators...
...Most often, to "receive" an Easter egg, a complex and / or non-standard set of actions should be performed, which makes it unlikely or practically eliminates accidental discovery. The name comes from a family event popular in the United States and the former British colonies called “egg hunt”, usually held on the eve of Easter, in which participants must, with the help of clues, find as many Easter eggs (or other Easter eggs) hidden around the area as possible. objects in the form of such eggs).
As you can see, the Easter egg is a kind of joke, a joke that developers hide in their products. Such secrets are not only in programs, toys and films. Quite often, Easter eggs are found on websites and web applications. One of these sites is the well-known Google, which is very generous with various jokes - from petty pranks to hidden games. So, below are the most original Google Easter eggs, which you can see by clicking on the links * .
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Unfortunately, over time, some Easter eggs can be removed, and there is nothing we can do about it.
Search Google for do a barrel roll and the page will rotate 360 degrees.
Another trick with the search page is typing the word askew to make it lean.
Once upon a time there was a tag in HTML
Bletchley Park, or Station X, is a mansion in the city of Milton Keynes in the center of England. During the Second World War, there was the main encryption unit of Great Britain - the Government School of Codes and Ciphers. There is a Google Easter egg dedicated to Bletchy Park: type bletchley park in the search bar and you will see how the Knowledge Graph deciphers the name.
What is the loneliest number? Ask Google: what is the loneliest number .
Large army of zerglings on Google! Write zerg rush in a search engine and fight.
You can play this popular arcade game on the Google Images page. Just type in atari breakout .
"Mirror" Google exists! It is available at elgoog.im. On the page you will also find links to other interesting pages, such as Google Guitar (here you can play a virtual Google guitar), Google Terminal (imagine what Google would look like in the 80s), Google Snake (the game "Snake") and others.
The use the force luke request should be posted on Youtube. As a result, the page takes on a slightly ... drug-addicted look.
Did you know that during the absence of an Internet connection, you can entertain yourself with more than just a solitaire game preinstalled on your computer? IN Google browser Chrome tucked away arcade toy. How to find it? A small dinosaur is displayed on the page with an announcement that there is no network connection. Press the spacebar - the game will start. It is necessary to jump over the cacti by pressing the space bar. You can watch this Easter egg by turning off the Internet.
