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On Thu, Jun 29, 2000 at 10:36:05AM -0400, Robert Spier wrote:
> [bofh, foad]
Well, these two fail the spier-google scale. :-)
The idea was to find a list that would generate a lot of false positives.
Obviously these two fail the test.
Unfortunately, it also invalidates anything about Das Blinkenlichten.
> Picard, Riker, ____
> #perl think's its Data. This is hard question because it _changed_
> from time to time.
If I asked for the "triumvirate" typically in command of the
NCC-1701D, you'd have known that would be Troi, but google wouldn't
have helped. And the first two prompts shouldn't have been necessary.
On that note:
How many levels are on the promenade on Deep Space Nine?
This one thoroughly confuses ask jeeves.
With prompting, #perl shouldn't be necessary. So now when there
are anti-google questions in play, #perl provides the human intuition
necessary. Why is it so easy to cheat? :-)
> ____, War, Death, ____ Famine, Earthquakes?
> this one I don't have a clue about.
Four horsemen of the apocolypse: Pestilence, War, Death, Famine.
Lots of false hits on this one. Lots of ways to ask. :-)
> _____, Leon, Pris, Roy - Zhora
> http://www.google.com/search?q=Leon+Pris+Roy&safe=off
Shame on you for looking. :-)
Now, what's the correct order for the four replicants?
Z.
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