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Google says you can't turn off AI overviews in the main search engine. I'm still seeing the "Labs" icon in the top right, with some checkboxes for AI features, but those checkboxes are no longer respected—some queries will bring up an AI overview no matter what. What you can do is go find a new "Web" filter, which can live alongside the usual filters like "Videos," "Images," "Maps," and "Shopping." That's right, a "Web" filter for what used to be a web search engine. Google says the Web filter can appear in the main tab bar depending on the query (when would a web filter not be appropriate?), but I've only ever seen it buried deep in the "More" section.
Once you do find the Web filter, the results will look like old-school Google. You get 10 blue links, and that's it, with everything else (Google Maps, answer info boxes, etc) disabled. Sadly, unlike old-school Google, these are still the current Google web results, so they'll be dominated by SEO sites rather than page quality.
Google says AI Overviews are rolling out to "hundreds of millions of users" this week, with "over a billion people" seeing the feature by the end of the year, as Google expands AI Overview to more countries. //
The power-user way to use Google Search web now takes a lot of clicks. You'd want to click on "more" and then "Web" for actual web results, and then to get Google to actually pay attention to the words you type in, you'd want to click "Tools" and change "all results" to "verbatim." Alternatively, you could also find a more web-focused search engine instead of Google.
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What is a “color space?”
Well first you take some colors.
- red
- yellow
- blue
And then you arrange them, however you like, into some kind of space: //
What might a useful color space do? Well, just like the RYB color wheel, maybe it could help us predict how different colors will mix.
And lo, in 1931, an international team of experts got together in England and laid out a color space that does exactly that1. They used science and math. They called themselves the International Commission on Illumination (aka le Commission Internationale de l'Éclairage, aka the CIE), and they called their color space CIE XYZ.
CallMeBot can now send WhatsApp Text Messages! Super easy using one simple API call.
Setup:
You need to get the apikey form the bot before using the API:
- Add the phone number +34 644 21 78 06 into your Phone Contacts. (Name it it as you wish)
- Send this message "I allow callmebot to send me messages" to the new Contact created (using WhatsApp of course)
- Wait until you receive the message "API Activated for your phone number. Your APIKEY is 123123" from the bot.
Note: If you don't receive the ApiKey in 2 minutes, please try again after 24hs. - The WhatsApp message from the bot will contain the apikey needed to send messages using the API.
You can send text messages using the API after receiving the confirmation. - Enjoy
- Note, If you need any of the capabilities listed below, please check https://textmebot.com (low cost) or https://www.twilio.com/ (best official provider)
- Send messages to others
- Send messages to Groups
- Send messages from your whatsapp number
- Send Images
- Send Buttons
- Send documents
- Receive the answers
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Get started in only 5 steps!
1) Click here to get a TextMeBot ApiKey
2) You will receive your ApiKey by email
3) Add your phone number using the link received in the email
4) Link your WhatsApp number with the API using the link received in the email
5) Start sending and receiving messages
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