What's missing? -- [large'ish images!]

[RJDiogenes]

Installed. Thank you.

 

[Zulu Romeo]

I need that TinEye add-on.

Plug-ins for Firefox, Chrome, IE and Safari plus help for Opera users here.

Thanks for that too. I managed to get it working on Opera.

 

[trekkiedane]

^Cool - that page I linked to made it sound as if you need to tweak the browser itself to make it work. -was it hard?

I don't remember who, but it was someone right here on this very board that recommended TinEye.

It's a bit quirky but it has helped me identify things like avatars -without making me feel totally n00bish and having to ask! and the 'most changed' option is great for finding things like those manips of Whistler's Mother -- Plus it's great for finding better images (higher resolution, deeper colour...) than the first instance of an image you find using other measures! -it really is great!

 

[Zulu Romeo]

^Cool - that page I linked to made it sound as if you need to tweak the browser itself to make it work. -was it hard?

Not really. Essentially all it involved was creating a custom menu .ini file and placing it in the Menu override folder. The custom file contained the same sections as the main menu .ini file but included the relevant command for searching with TinEye for all the pop-up menus.


I miss MS-DOS.

 

[trekkiedane]

I miss MS-DOS.

I just miss DOS...



(But I did really luv MS-DOS 6.22!)

 

[trampledamage]

I don't remember who, but it was someone right here on this very board that recommended TinEye.

*blushes with pride*




(thanks for the add-on link - I'll be installing it too )

 

[the 4th hanson bro]

I knew where those were from when I saw the first image.

 

[Guitarded]

Actually, there's quite a bit of speculation that "God" in that Michelangelo painting might also be a human brain. Judge for yourself:

http://www.atlandbiz.com/UploadFiles/20101029080518293.jpg

 

[trekkiedane]

^That particular part of that ceiling-Michelangelo gets A LOT of hits on TinEye... of course the flying spaghetti-monster is there, but also this commentary:

I guess that's the modern cartoonish way to say: "it's all in your head" which is a lot less subtle than how Michelangelo said it.