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What a complete load of shit. You have to actually click the numbers, you can't use your computer's keyboard. Google, I am disappoint.
You can type your calculation as a google query and you'll get the result. This calculator is designed for people looking for a mouse- / touch-based UI.
(Equally annoying, Android doesn't have a simple stopwatch/timer built in.)
the often forgotten unix, linux command line calculators I use all the time. bc -l or for those who like rpn dc
If anyone knows or figures out a url option to make it do the old inline math, please let me know ?
the often forgotten unix, linux command line calculators I use all the time. bc -l or for those who like rpn dc
"=255" appears as one of the suggested searches.
I noticed there is also a new visual interface for unit conversions. e.g. https://www.google.com/search?q=1kg%20in%20lbs
the often forgotten unix, linux command line calculators I use all the time. bc -l or for those who like rpn dc
seth:~% which calc
calc: aliased to noglob zcalc
seth:~% calc ((8*8)/8)*8
64Interesting, works for:- http://www.google.com/search?q=9/10 But not:- http://www.google.com/search?q=9/11 Also seems like it could be much smaller, since it's following this increasing trend to devote less and less screen real-estate to search results.
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You can type your calculation as a google query and you'll get the result. This calculator is designed for people looking for a mouse- / touch-based UI.
I'll admit that as I'm using my laptop touch devices didn't occur to me, just tried it on my phone and actually it works really well with touch. But when on a non-touch device, even if you click on the calculator, focus remains on the search input, that seems like a massive UX failure to me.