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Google tricks that you must try 2 - Duration: 5:28.
Hello Guys I'm Usama Khan
Today we start again from Google Tricks
I already made a video on this topic you can find the link in discription
Lets see some more tricks
Lets start with a game which is palyed in old time
And Google provide us that game
Come lets see
Type Google Pacman
And press I'm feeling Lucky
press insert coins
As you can see the game is running
You know it's old game and almost ended now
but Google is still providing us
Lets move to next
In next trick you can see
type Google Guitar
Press again on I'm feeling Lucky
You can see the guitar on Google provide us
You can record it and shre it on twitter
Lets move to next
Type Google underwater
Again I'm feeling Lucky
See we have Google under the water
Fishes are moving there and Google too
Lets move to the next
Lets have another game which google is providing us
Type Google snake
click on I'm feeling Lucky again
As you can see the snake game
And we can play this
lets move towords next
Now I"ll show you the person
which google can't find
Type Find Chunck norris
We click on google search in this
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Can Google Predict Who Will Commit Crimes? | Seth Stephens-Davidowitz - Duration: 3:33.
A big question—if anybody's seen the movie 'Minority Report' where people are arrested
for crimes before they actually commit them, just because the data suggests they're going
to commit a crime—is: are we entering this world with so much data available?
And there definitely are clues on the internet that people are considering committing a crime.
People really do type "how to kill your girlfriend" on Google or "how to commit
a murder".
So what should we do with this information as a society?
I think we have to be really, really careful.
There's an ethical and privacy reason to be careful; as a society it's not supposed
to be illegal to have bad thoughts.
But I think there's also a data science reason for this.
One of the things that you do see in this data is that a lot of people have horrific
thoughts or make horrific searches without ever going through with a horrific action.
So it may be that when we have all this data we think we're just going to be able to
figure out exactly who is a risk of committing a crime or doing something bad, but it may
be that it's just really, really hard because a huge percentage of people look really, really
bad on paper but never go through with the action.
There is a study of Prosper, a peer-to-peer lending firm.
So people can apply for loans, and scholars analyzed what people wrote in their loan application,
and whether they paid back their loan.
And they found that you could predict whether someone will pay back the loan based on the
words that person used in their loan application.
So if a person uses the phrase "I promise" they're much less likely to pay back a loan,
because I guess everybody lies, so "I promise" is a clue that you're not going to pay back
the loan.
And one of the more striking indicators, one of the single highest indicators you're
not going to pay back the loan, is if you use the word "God" in your loan application.
And this is kind of a little bit eerie and suggests a potentially dark future.
It means that someone, a lender, would be "wise" to not give a loan to anybody who
mentions God.
If someone says, "God bless you" in a loan application they're put together in
a large group of other people who tend, on average, not to pay back their loans.
So there's real danger to some of this big data where a lot of the correlation—everything
kind of correlates with everything else, and sometimes for reasons that we don't understand,
some words people use, or likes they have on Facebook, predict that they're going
to do bad things, even if they're not really going to do bad things, and they may be punished
without even realizing why.
One thing you see in the Google search data related to religion is the questions people
have, and they're usually concentrated in the Bible Belt.
But people have kind of loaded questions about God.
So "why does God allow bad things to happen to good people?" or "why does God allow
suffering?" or "why does God need so much praise?"
These are questions that people might not raise aloud because they don't want to share
their doubts with others, but they turn to Google and ask some really, really loaded
questions about some of the stories that they hear related to religion.
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【大神拜請】皇室戰爭選手戰術剖析—堯堯、俠客 v.s. 阿酸、阿罵 — Google Play - Duration: 3:01.
Clash Royale Advanced Tips and Strategy Breakdown - Yao Yao, Xiake vs. Acidr, ArMor
In this series, we invited professional players
to bring you awesome gameplay and strategy breakdown
Strategy Breakdown
Before the battle begins
let's have a look at the deck of pro players
Xiake and YaoYao choose double barrel
it puts emphasis on teamwork
it will cost elixir if they defense at the same time
But hosts use P.E.K.K.A Mega Knight
combo with Goblin Barrel
you can easily deal with single or swarm units on defense
Mega Knight Gonblin Barrel combo is countered by opponent's Log and Mega Knight
and took the passive advantage
coming with a counter push
Xiake threw a tricky barrel
and successfully bait out ArMor's log
Acidr puts down the Minion Horde
but get caught by YaoYao's poison
and hosts' princess tower is already in spell range
While hosts are holding their spells for Goblin Barrel
two princess are left in the arena
Once they choose to log the princess
barrels will deal damage to the tower
Especially when hosts make a critical misplay
they put the Mega Knight so close to the tower
And opponent's Mega Knight just keeps splashing the tower
The second half gameplay, Acidr vs. Xiake
Xiake uses his very own P.E.K.K.A Graveyard combo
along with his excellent skill on offense and defense
And Acidr chooses the meta P.E.K.K.A Hog Rider deck
the key point of this deck is to use the hog rider to punish
and counter-push with P.E.K.K.A
Acidr starts the battle with Ice Golem and Hog Rider
the Hog Rider gets two hits on the tower
but Xiake's Graveyard counter-push
dealt over two thousand damage as skeletons surrounded the tower
Xiake keeps the pressure on with split-lane push
once opponent uses P.E.K.K.A on the right lane
he immediately starts to push King's tower
In last 20 seconds
Acidr desperately pushes with Ice Golem Hog Lightning
and get three crowned by Xiake due to lack of elixir
I am Kind of nervous
to challenge the top players
indeed
As Xiake is the top one player in Taiwan
While Yao Yao is champion of King's cup
Xiake, what is your strategy to counter Acidr
I will challenge you with a hand only
Neither will I make you look bad
I will not use both my legs then
Do you have your own secret deck
Whether you want to share your strategy
or ask for advice
welcome to comment below
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Twitter, Facebook and Google give testimony in the Senate - Duration: 1:22.
Lawyers Twitter, Facebook and Google give testimony in the Senate about Russia's interference
in the elections.
Representatives of the companies talk about how their platforms were used in the Russian
interests during the election campaign The Facebook company said that, according
to the results of an internal investigation of Russia's attempts to influence the US presidential
election, Russian agitators published about 80,000 posts in the social network that covered
about 126 million Americans for two years.
This became known at a time when representatives of Twitter, Facebook and Google were preparing
to testify in the Senate about whether the Russian campaign influenced the 2016 elections
and how.
Companies are trying to demonstrate to lawmakers that they have taken measures in connection
with Russian agitation to avoid the recurrence of such situations in the future.
Lawyers testify in the Senate Judiciary Committee, one of the three committees of the Congress,
who are investigating details of Russian interference in US elections and a possible collusion between
President Donald Trump's campaign headquarters and the Russian authorities.
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Google Pixelbook - Why Is This So Expensive?! - Duration: 5:29.
Hey, how's it going Dave 2d here and today's video is about the Pixel Book the new Chromebook from Google
And there's a lot of good reviews about this thing
But I want to do something a little bit more
encompassing because I feel like some of the reviews out there are a little misleading not
intentionally so they're just not
looking at the bigger picture of what this product is or what this product isn't so I kind of want to
go through its paces, so let's just talk about the hardware first. The hardware is
fantastic everything that you've read about how good the hardware is, is
exactly that. It's literally the best built Chromebook available on the market. It's expensive!
It's $1000, but it is really good. The keyboard is excellent, backlit and way better than most other Chromebooks.
I would say it's better than a lot of other regular laptops. Even the trackpad is pretty good
It's built really well with great material choices and a good button mechanic,
but there's a little bit of a stutter in Chrome OS. The white rubber pads are nice
They're supposedly quite resistant to dirt
or any kind of staining and they position them all over the device to kind of protect it when you have it closed or just
Give it a little bit of grip so when you're using it
You just feel more confident in its ability to not get damaged the tablet mode is less awesome to me. It's not super bad
It's just not as comfortable as I'd like my tablet to be the keyboards on the bottom is to kind of touch that every time
you use it and it's a little bit thicker and heavier than a
Dedicated tablet would be but any kind of two-in-one foldable device is gonna feel like this and as a tablet
It's not bad
One thing that seems a little bit buggy right now though is that you can't run the apps in split-screen
So if you're in tablet mode you're running in a full screen all the time
Hopefully a little to fix that with a software update
There's an optional stylus called the pixel book pen which I didn't bring into work today to film
But it basically works as intended the lag is very minimal as long as the apps have been recently updated
It's a good stylus as you would expect
But there's this feature where you can circle things in chrome and Google a search for it, which honestly feels really geeky
I tried it a bunch of times and just the accuracy isn't there for whatever reason, it's just pulling up stuff
That is somewhat related kind of to the thing that you've circled
But is never something that I really wanted to search for performance is good
It's running some seventh gen Intel chips, but it's a Chromebook right I feel like the average person
That's gonna. Be using this pixel. Book probably will detects at all that heart and the battery life is
Okay, I mean it's good
But I just expected it to be better considering how low demand this whole system is I'm getting around eight hours of battery life
Okay, I want to talk about the OS and Chrome OS is probably where this whole thing starts to break down
I like Chrome OS. I think it's a great system. I think a lot of people call it a limited operating system
I disagree I don't think it's I mean limited is just the wrong word. I would kind of want to approach it
It's just a different way of using your computer. I think a lot of people out there can use Chrome OS
perfectly and just
Get through everything that they need to do and they don't even realize it they think that they need Mac OS or Windows
To do what they do, but they don't they actually could do everything that they need to do with chrome OS the problem
However, and I think this is where I think everything breaks apart is the price tag this thing is a thousand dollars
and when you look at the price of any kind of competitor product so a 12-inch MacBook a MacBook Air and
XPS 13 razor blade stealth iPad pro all of these things can do what the Chromebook does
but more much more, and I feel like
that is why I
That's why this product is so hard for me to recommend to people I think it's a good product
I think it's good for what it is, but it should be priced at like seven or eight hundred dollars
See I did a video a while ago called the best Chromebook. This was sometime in the spring
I think or like early summer of 2017 and to me at the time the best Chromebook was a product
That was five hundred dollars. It's the Asus
c302 - I think and
That's a great product
But it's very expensive for what it is a Chromebook for five hundred dollars kind of took people aback
I mean you can buy Chromebooks for two three hundred dollars that are really really good a $500 Chromebook was
Whoa easy now Dave like are you sure you want to recommend a $500 Chromebook?
this is a thousand dollar Chromebook, and it is better if this is the new best Chromebook, but
Like who's gonna buy this and the thing you have to keep in mind is it if you're gonna spend a thousand dollars
And that's so much money
you have to justify its purchase like you gotta be able to use this and
Prefer it over any of the other devices that I've mentioned
And I think for most people that's just not the case if you want better battery life
There's other options if you want the ability to play games. There's other options
There's just so much more versatility with the other choices
over this even the iPad pro can do more than this can just for the average person and
It sucks because this is such a good device
It's just overpriced and four or five years ago when this original pixel came out like the original Chromebook pixel came out
It was really impressive because Hardware looked so
amazing for its time
But nowadays everybody who's got a hand in the laptop industry is
Making really good hardware Dell has good stuff HP
razor like there's so much good hardware to choose from that is difficult for this thing to stand out just on Hardware alone I
Think a lot of the review that there are so impressed by the hardware though like ooh, shiny pretty, but the usage experience is still
very
It's just not there. It just doesn't have the versatility that a thousand dollar device should have okay
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Google Pixel book Why Is This So Expensive ! - Duration: 5:18.
and today's video is about the pixel book the new Chromebook from Google and
there's a lot of good reviews about this thing but I wanted to do something a
little bit more encompassing because I feel like some of the reviews that there
are a little misleading not intentionally so they're just not
looking at the bigger picture of what this product is or what this product
isn't so I kind of wanted to go through its paces so let's just talk about the
hardware first the hardware is fantastic everything that you've read about how
good the hardware is is exactly that it's literally the best built Chromebook
available on the market it's expensive it's $1,000 but it is really good the
keyboard is excellent backlit and way better than most other Chromebooks I
would say it's better than a lot of other regular laptops even the trackpad
is pretty good it's built really well with great material choices and a good
button mechanic but there's a little bit of a stutter in Chrome OS the white
rubber pads are nice they're supposedly quite resistant to dirt or any kind of
staining and they position them all over the device to kind of protect it when
you have it closed or just give it a little bit of grip so when you're using
it you just feel more confident in its ability to not get damaged the tablet
mode is less awesome to me it's not super bad it's just not as comfortable
as I'd like my tablet to be the keyboards on the bottom is kind of
touched that every time you use it and it's a little bit thicker and heavier
than a dedicated tablet would be but any kind of two-in-one foldable device is
gonna feel like this and as a tablet it's not bad one thing that seems a
little bit buggy right now though is that you can't run the apps in
split-screen so if you're in tablet mode you're running in a full screen all the
time hopefully a little to fix that with a software update there's an optional
stylus called the pixel book pen which I didn't bring into work today to film but
it basically works as intended the lag is very minimal as long as the apps have
been recently updated it's a good stylus as you would expect but there's this
feature where you can circle things in chrome and Google will search for it
which honestly feels really gimmicky I tried it a bunch of times and just the
accuracy isn't there for whatever reason it's just pulling up stuff that is
somewhat related kind of to the thing that you circled but it's just never
something that I really wanted to search for performance is good it's running
some seventh gen Intel chips but it's a Chromebook right I feel like the average
person that's gonna be using this pixel book probably won't be able to text it
all that hard and the battery life is ok I mean it's good
I just expected it to be better considering how low demand this whole
system is I'm getting around eight hours of battery life okay I want to talk
about the OS and Chrome OS is probably where this whole thing starts to break
down I like Chrome OS I think it's a great
system I think a lot of people call it a limited operating system I disagree I
don't think it's I mean limited is just the wrong word I would kind of want to
approach it it's just a different way of using your computer I think a lot of
people out there can use Chrome OS perfectly and just get through
everything that they need to do and they don't even realize it they think that
they need Mac OS or Windows to do what they do but they don't they actually
could do everything that they need to do with Chrome OS the problem however and I
think this is where I think everything breaks apart is the price tag this thing
is a thousand dollars and when you look at the price of any kind of competitor
product so a 12-inch MacBook a MacBook Air and XPS 13 razor blade stealth iPad
pro all of these things can do what the Chromebook does but more much more and I
feel like that is why I that's why this product is so hard for me to recommend
to people I think it's a good product I think it's good for what it is but it
should be priced at like seven or eight hundred dollars see I did a video a
while ago called the best Chromebook this was sometime in the spring I think
or like early summer of 2017 and to me at the time the best Chromebook was a
product that was five hundred dollars it's the Asus C freezer - I think and
that's a great product but it's very expensive for what it is a Chromebook
for five hundred dollars kind of took people aback I mean you can buy
Chromebooks for two $300 that are really really good a $500 Chromebook was whoa
easy now Dave like are you sure you want to recommend a $500 Chromebook this is a
thousand dollar Chromebook and it is better if this is the new best comb book
but like who's gonna buy this and the thing you have to keep in mind is it if
you're gonna spend $1,000 and that's so much money you have to justify its
purchase like you gotta be able to use this and prefer it over any of the other
devices that I've mentioned I think for most people that's just not the case if
you want better battery life there's other options if you want the ability to
play games there's other options there's just so
much more versatility with the other choices over this even the iPad pro can
do more than this can just for the average person and it sucks because this
is such a good device it's just overpriced and four or five years ago
when this original pixel came out like the original Chromebook pixel came out
it was really impressive because Hardware looked so amazing for its time
but nowadays everybody who's got up hand in the laptop industry is making really
good hardware Dell has good stuff HP the Razer like there's so much good hardware
to choose from that is difficult for this thing to stand out just on Hardware
atlona I think a lot of the review that there are so impressed by the hardware
that like ooh shiny pretty but the usage experience is still very it's just not
there it just doesn't have the versatility that a thousand dollar
device should have okay hope you guys enjoyed this video thumbs we liked it
subs you loved it see
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Halloween 2017: Google's ghostly Doodle gets into the All Hallows' Eve spirit - Duration: 3:15.
Halloween 2017: Google's ghostly Doodle gets into the All Hallows' Eve spirit
Today's Doodle has a special message of acceptance to mark the spookiest night of the year. It follows Jinx, a lonely ghost on a mission to find the perfect Halloween costume – and a place to belong.
Looking out from the tower of an old haunted house, Jinx spots a group of three trick-or-treaters. He puts on a witch's costume and heads out on a broomstick, but scares off his would-be friends when he crashes into a tree.
Determined to join in the fun, he tries dressing as a mummy, a vampire and even a slice of bread, before settling on a white sheet ghost costume.
When Momo – a black cat who starred in last year's Halloween Doodle – looses his hat, Jinx steps out of some bushes and picks it up for him, only for his sheet to be blown away by a gust of wind.
Instead of running scared of the lonely ghost, Momo and his friends invite him to join them, having seen him for who he really is.
The adorable animation is a sequel of sorts to last year's Doodle, a short game where Momo defended the Magic Cat Academy from a ghost invasion. This year, Google decided it was time to tell the Ghost's side of the story.
"In the initial concept, Momo dressed up as a ghost for Halloween and fell under the spell of a real ghost," the search giant explained. "Alas, this spectral romance was better suited for Valentine's Day. "Once the team decided on the 'lonely ghost' concept, the importance of being yourself emerged as a suitable theme.
Thus, Jinx was born." Behind-the-scenes pictures show how Jinx went through a number of forms before the team landed on his final appearance.
Each sequence was given its own colour scheme, with the costume montage "far and away the most fun scene in the video". The Google Doodle team called the clip "one of the most enjoyable we have worked on".
"This Halloween, dress as your favourite character and do the Monster Mash," Google said. "Don't be afraid to show who you really are or let superstition get in the way of a new friendship and you'll be a graveyard smash.".
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Facebook, Twitter, Google to Tell Congress How Russia Meddled - Duration: 3:24.
Welcome to Top Daily Breaking News and here is the latest news update for you.
Congress will put Facebook, Twitter and Google under a public microscope Tuesday about Russia's
use of their networks to meddle in the 2016 election, a day after Special Counsel Robert
Mueller's criminal investigation disclosed its first indictments and guilty plea.
Senators want to know how the companies failed to keep Russians from exploiting their networks
-- buying 3,000 Facebook ads mostly with rubles -- and using fake accounts to spread chaos
and disinformation to millions of Americans.
The three companies' general counsels will appear before a Senate Judiciary subcommittee
Tuesday and the House and Senate Intelligence panels Wednesday.
"If someone is paying you in rubles to place a political ad, or an ad that is intended
to sow the seeds of discontent and discord, that ought to be a red flag," Senate Intelligence
panel member Susan Collins of Maine said in an interview Monday.
"How much more of a tipoff do you need?"
More than a rehash of 2016, the hearings will set the stage for congressional action to
try to prevent foreign interference in U.S. campaigns and voting in next year's congressional
and state elections.
The companies, in turn, want to use the hearings to portray themselves as eager to find a solution
ahead of any bipartisan efforts to impose new regulations on their networks.
"The foreign interference we saw is reprehensible and outrageous and opened a new battleground
for our company, our industry and our society," Colin Stretch, Facebook Inc. general counsel,
said in prepared remarks.
"We're determined to prevent it from happening again."
QuickTake Q&A: Your Guide to Understanding the Trump-Russia Saga
The hearings begin a day after Monday's disclosure of indictments of President Donald
Trump's former campaign manager Paul Manafort and deputy Rick Gates on financial charges,
as well as a plea deal with former Trump campaign foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos,
who is cooperating with the investigation.
Lawmakers are focused on whether there was any overlap between the Trump campaign and
the massive Russian effort to flood Americans' social media feeds with fake news and fake
ads.
Facebook plans to tell lawmakers that 80,000 posts by 470 fake Russian accounts reached
an estimated 126 million people, and that it closed 5.8 million fake accounts from all
sources in October 2016 alone.
Fake Russian accounts on Facebook's Instagram posted another 120,000 pieces of content,
the company will tell lawmakers.
At the same hearing, Twitter Inc. will say it has suspended 2,752 Russian-linked accounts,
far more than it previously disclosed, according to testimony obtained by Bloomberg.
Alphabet Inc.'s Google plans to say the impact on its sites was much smaller, with
$4,700 worth of Russian-linked ads, compared to the $100,000 Facebook disclosed.
That is all from the News Room.
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21 Easter Eggs of Google that Working in 2017! Google Tricks you should Know! - Duration: 11:34.
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Assalamualaikum , Welcome to Arifurs 360,s New Video
So TOday i,m going to show you Google,s Top Easter Eggs Working in 2017
Google Hidden Magic Trick/Google Secrets
So Let,s Watch some Easter Eggs of google
If We Search Bletchley park on Google
See what happend! See
This is the Bletchley park easter eggs on google.
If We Search <blink> on Google
See There is Text that blinking again & again! See
This is the Bletchley park easter eggs on google.
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