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Google is very simple to use, but are you making the most of it
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Google searches on iPad
Most people know how to use Google. You visit the homepage enter in some search terms and boom: you get results.
However, there are a number of little tricks you can use to make sure you find what you are looking for as quickly as possible.
There are even some not search-related tools that are incredibly useful, such as a timer, and some silly ones that mess around with the way the page appears.
Here's our run down of the best.
Search for an exact phrase
You can search for an exact phrase, like this
If you are looking for a precise phrase or quote, put the words into quotation marks, for example "pug riding a unicorn". You're welcome.
Find websites that are similar to one you like
If you have a favourite website and are looking for something similar, just type “related:” along with the website you know.
So if you like the Mirror.co.uk, you’d search “related:mirror.co.uk” and it will show you other news websites. So, er, the Telegraph is pretty close by the looks of it.
Find the meaning of words you don’t understand
Are you afraid of long words? Here's the word for it
Instead of looking for an online dictionary and then entering in a word you don’t know, you can simply enter the word straight into Google’s search bar, along with the command “define:”
So if aren't sure what hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia means, you’d put in “define: hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia” and you’ll find out it means fear of long words. Seriously.
Convert metric to imperial and vice versa
Convert imperial to metric and vice versa
If you want to make a quick conversion between miles and kilometres, just enter the search term “10 miles in km” and it will come up with the answer. You can do the same for kilos and pounds, inches and cm. The same works for currency conversions.
Search when you are missing words or letters
If you are trying to remember an actor but you can’t remember his or her first name, this is the perfect tool for you. Just use the asterisk as a wild card - that means you can swap any word or letter and results containing all alternatives will be delivered. So if you search for “actor * Johnson” it will search for actors with the second name Johnson. But we only really care about Dakota at the moment.
Find out the time in another country
You can easily find the time in another country
Have a loved one in another time zone or need to make a business call to somewhere far away? Find out what time it is by entering the command “time:” followed by the country or city. It's always time for a beer somewhere in the world.
Search within a website
If you know you remember an article about, say, pugs on a specific website but can’t quite remember the title, just enter “pugs site:bbc.co.uk” or any other variation involving keywords you are looking for and the website you want to search.
Set a timer
It’s pretty self-explanatory but if you need a countdown, just enter in “set a timer for 10 seconds” (or 10 minutes or 10 hours) and Google will let you know when the time’s up with an alarm. Good for people who waste a lot of time down internet rabbit holes.
In the series of facebook tricks, here is another cool trick toaccept all friend requests automatically using a small javascript. If you are getting so many friend requests and you want to accept all those requests without clicking Accept button for each friend request, then this javascript will be helpful for you.
Actually webmasters generally use facebook pages to build their network, but some of the people, specially girls are crazy about adding friends so they don't reject any friend requests, even if they don't know the request sender. So, here is the script for all who want to accept bulk friend requests.
How to use this friend request accepter script
Login to your facebook account and click the friend requests icon to see the pending friend requests.
Now, keep scrolling the list untill you reach the last request.
Now pressF12 or ctrl+shift+J keys (in chrome browser) to open chrome console.
Now copy the following code and paste in chrome console and press enter.
javascript:for( i = 1;i<document.getElementsByName("actions[accept]").length;i++){document.getElementsByName("actions[accept]")[i].click();}void(0);
Now your pending friend requests will be accepted automatically.
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is the most popular social networking site having a huge number of users. But according to some surveys, 60% of the girls' facebook profiles are fake or inactive. You might have got so many friend requests of unknown girls having an attractive profile picture. But most of them could be fake. I've noticed that somefreaky guys create fake profiles and make other guys fool. If you are chatting with so many girls on facebookand thinking that they all are real then you wrong. Before accepting or sending friend requests to unknown people, you should make sure that they are real. Usually we add only those people in our friend list which are personally known to us, but sometimes to make a big community people accept requests of unknown people also. Here are some tips to identify a fake facebook profile.
1. Profile picture
Profile picture is the first thing to check to identify a fake facebook profile. Maximum fake facebook profiles have a profile picture of celebrities. Some of the fake facebook profiles use attractive and hot girls' images. So, before sending friend requests to such profiles, check whether all the profile pictures of that profile seems to be of a same person. If you find different profile pictures of different people in that profile picture album, then that profile is fake.
2. Date of Account Creation
Maximum fake profiles are created in recent dates. If you get any friend request and you find that account suspicious, then check the profile creation date. If that profile is created recently, then that profile may be fake.
3. Number of Friends
Maximum fake accounts have big number of friends. So check the friend list of any unknown friend request sender and if that has a huge list of friends, that may be a fake profile. For a real person's profile, you may notice that they have less number of friends and there is one thing that also matters, Gender. A boy's profile has maximum male friends and a girl's profile has maximum female friends, although it is not true for every real profile but this thing can be noticed for maximum real profiles.
4. Social Media Activity
Generally, a real person shares his/her life events and other things which any common man likes to share in his profile. But you can notice that there is hardly a status update is made. Fake profiles don't reply to anyone's questions or don't interact with anyone. They don't provide any proof also which can indicate them as a real person. They only update profile pictures and do spamming in groups and pages. They request you to like pages or join groups. Read More »
