<< Phorm Secretly Used By American ISPs As Well | Does Court Ruling Over Artistic License Conflict With Other Copyright Rulings? >>
by Mike Masnick
Wed, Aug 13th 2008 9:09pm
Filed Under:
errors, math, spreadsheets, templates
Companies:
google
theodp writes "Yes Virginia, there is a Techdirt reader at Google. It took a little public teasing, but Google has quietly fixed the formula bugs in its YouTube-hyped Shared House Expenses spreadsheet template, which can now correctly split roommates' bills three ways (before and after). And so ends another episode of life imitating The Onion."
It's The TSA, Not CSI: Actions Limited To Security, Not Crime Investigation (25)
Company Trademarks The Pirate Bay Logo (23)
Zombieland Director Goes After Fans, Doesn't Understand Popularity (76)
Why Should You Have To Pay A Fee To Paint A Picture Of A Building? (44)
UK Law Firm Sets Up Special Team To Hunt Down Anonymous Commenters (44)
Brought to you by Floor64
About Techdirt | Contact Us | Advertise On Techdirt | Submit a Story | Twitter | Facebook
RSS
Twitter
Reader Comments (rss)
(Flattened / Threaded)
Yay!
(reply to this comment) (link to this comment)
How dumb....
(reply to this comment) (link to this comment)
Does it work in an Italian bistro, or is that Somebody Else's Problem?
(reply to this comment) (link to this comment)
Re:
As long as you don't move the French Bread too often, and don't clean the red wine stain on the seat to your left--then there a good chance it'll work in an Italian bistro... ;)
(reply to this comment) (link to this comment)
Wow they really are geniuses
The scientists at GOOGLE made 1 minus 1 actually equal 0 . . . my god what amazing things might they accomplish next
(reply to this comment) (link to this comment)
Re:
Love the Douglas Adams reference by the way.
(reply to this comment) (link to this comment)
Add Your Comment