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don570
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Use Google for a calculator

#1 Post by don570 »

Calculate without a calculator


I discovered that google has a calculator builtin to its search field.

For example type 32/45=
into search field.

Answer is shown and you can go further with more operations.

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#2 Post by Rattlehead »

I tested the same in DuckDuckGo. It does the calculation but no calculator is shown...

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#3 Post by tallboy »

Aaah, no Reverse Polish Notation! :(

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#4 Post by don570 »

I tested the same in DuckDuckGo. It does the calculation but no calculator is shown...
I am using firefox on a windows 7 machine.
Google search is default.

I put 32/45=

in the search field

It loads the following site which has a calculator.
https://www.google.ca/search?q=32/4&ie= ... jwST4quQAg

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#5 Post by Moat »

Wow... Google has an excellent color picker, too!

https://www.google.com/search?q=Color+P ... jQORuZTwDQ

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#6 Post by don570 »

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Here is how to get color info from a image by just using browser...

Go to this page
http://html-color-codes.info/colors-from-image/
Step 1: Select image from your computer and click "Show image" button. Scaled version of the image will show up.

Step 2: Click anywhere on the image to choose an area. 9x9 pixels will be magnified in a small box.

Step 3: Click anywhere in the small box to select desired color.

Step 4: Click again on the image to choose another 9x9 pixels area.
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#7 Post by ETP »

Hi don570,

You may be interested in the following thread which deals with using Google's calculation abilities
to provide voice control for any Pup.

The original pet was issued in Sept 2015 with the final V3 version in Feb 2016.

http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewto ... 2&t=101039
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#8 Post by Sailor Enceladus »

I normally just use the terminal

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echo $[32000000/45]
Just put a dot in front after. :lol:

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Use Google for a calculator

#9 Post by ETP »

If you are using Chromium or Chrome and have a webcam mike, there is no need to type anything.
Simply click on the blue voice search microphone and ask the question:- examples:

20 divided by 4

or

6 times 3.1

In each case the calculator will display the answer which will also be spoken out aloud.
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