Quiz
Category: Quiz
Category: Quiz
Identify this Turing award winner who happens to be a Nobel laureate too.
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Polymath genius Herbert Simon. More
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Reverse chronological order of the 3 latest releases. What are we talking about?
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Debian releases. Simple :)
The guy is largely irrelevant to the question. Identify the service that he is showing off on his t-shirt.
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Tim O’Reilly’s Global Network Navigator - a very early web portal of sorts that was purchased by AOL.
Who connects
Late question is ridiculously late. Sorry folks :)
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The awesome Niklaus Wirth.
These are three images from a specific list of 12. What list?
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The digest of “Perpetual Motion Gimmicks” maintained by the US Patent Office. All these devices are, evidently, perpetual motion machines that people tried to patent.
Simple question. What is this?
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iPod U2 special edition. Apparently, this happened because Steve Jobs’s favorite band is U2.
Modified version of a question sent in by %gqh% Satya Saha
1,2 are named after their inventors who had the same(almost) last name, which happens to be the name of another brand of very popular products. What is the last name we are talking about?
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McIntosh or Mackintosh. McIntosh apples invented by John McIntosh and Mackintosh waterproof coats invented by Charles Macintosh
Popular “representation” of the human tongue. What tastebuds do we have in region 4 and region 1?
p.s: We all still trust our biology teacher from middle school. Or do we? (Think twice before you post your answer :) )
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Let’s go plaintext for today :-) A few samples from what?
“I: Any body suspended in space will remain in space until made aware of its situation.
III: Any body passing through solid matter will leave a perforation conforming to its perimeter.
V: All principles of gravity are negated by fear.
VI: As speed increases, objects can be in several places at once.
VIII: Any violent rearrangement of feline matter is impermanent.
X: For every vengeance there is an equal and opposite revengeance.”
All those of you who Google this answer please set the evil bit in your posts, and we will discard them accordingly :p
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The Cartoon Laws of Physics, originally “O’Donnell’s Laws of Cartoon Motion”, printed in Esquire, but most often refers to the reproduction in the “IEEE Institute”, 10/94; V.18 #7 p.12.
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Fully framed guest question from %gqh% udupendra. Thanks saar!
What is being compared here?
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Watson Vs Wolfram Alpha