Fun! It would be nice if the source of the image was given, so credit can be given to the author, if possible.
Good suggestion! I think I would include the sources on voting page when it is made.
http://(Type any keyword here).jpg.to
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#92Is this using Google Image Search? Isn't it against the terms of use to access it from an interface other than Googles?
It's from google's public image search api :)
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#93jpg.to does not seem to be a complete metric space. The Cauchy sequence of Pi does seem to converge to Pi. http://jpg.to/ http://3.jpg.to/ http://3.1.jpg.to/ http://3.14.jpg.to/ http://3.141.jpg.to/ http://3.1415.jpg.to/ http://3.14159.jpg.to/ http://3.141592.jpg.to/ http://3.14159265.jpg.to/ http://3.141592653.jpg.to/ http://3.1415926535.jpg.to/ The number of references to pi seems to decrease as the precision incre…
Seems to me that the precision is greatest at http://3.14.jpg.to/, which has 1 reference.
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#94This is a cute service but doesn't handle images that are 404 :( Perhaps it should test for 500 status before displaying?
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#95http://meme.jpg.to/(I don't have any idea what this meme is.)
Also, I want to see the source code. I think it uses the I'm Feeling Lucky page of Google Image API, but I'm a noob, so it would be nice if I could have an idea of how you made that site.
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#96This is a little bookmarklet for you. Select some text in a page then run it. It will open a new window {selected text}.jpg.to.
javascript:(function(){var A='';if(window.getSelection) A=window.getSelection().toString();else if(document.getSelection) A=document.getSelection().toString();else if(document.selection) A=document.selection.createRange().text;A=A.replace(/\s+/,'-');if(A===''||!/^[a-z0-9_\-]+$/i.test(A))A='try-again';window.open('http://'+encodeURIComponent(A.toLowerCase())+'.jpg.to');}());
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#97As 'cute' as this is please find a different API to use or at least find a way to attribute where you are _stealing_ the images from and ensure that the owners of the images are happy with you using the images.
Just because an image is on the internet does not mean you can reproduce it. I ran a couple of words I knew return copyrighted images and sure enough they come up.
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#98I'm going to be "that" guy this time and tell you that the IMG-element is a single tag, and should be used without a "" at the end :)
Other than that, I'm liking this and looking forward to the extra parameters.
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#99This is a little bookmarklet for you. Select some text in a page then run it. It will open a new window {selected text}.jpg.to. javascript:(function(){var A='';if(window.getSelection) A=window.getSelection().toString();else if(document.getSelection) A=document.getSelection().toString();else if(document.selection) A=document.selection.createRange().text;A=A.replace(/\s+/,'-');if(A===''||!/^[a-z0-9_\-]+$/i.test(A))A='t…
Thanks so much for your work. Just added it to my browser :)
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#100As 'cute' as this is please find a different API to use or at least find a way to attribute where you are _stealing_ the images from and ensure that the owners of the images are happy with you using the images. Just because an image is on the internet does not mean you can reproduce it. I ran a couple of words I knew return copyrighted images and sure enough they come up.
Like this http://spot.jpg.to/ ?
