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What happened to that cool thing I was playing around with last week

The prototypes on Google Labs are meant to be low maintenance experiments. If one disappears it may be because no one was interested enough to use it, it wasn't stable enough for users to try it out, or it was so wildly successful that heavy usage brought the server to its knees. While that particular application may not reappear, there should be something equally interesting to replace it shortly.

http://labs.google.com/faq.html#oldprojects

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I CANT BELIEVE ITS GONE LOOKED SOOOO COOL! :(

Damn Apple are already getting enough money from the ****ing ipods and they are becoming Like microsoft!!!!!!!

Just plain and simple any1 has a kinda similar look or idea to software or somrthin............SUED

USA and it Sue any1 for anything has gone 2far

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quoted for emphasis, dont jump the gun guys - you dont know if apple was invovled at all.

its not a flash file, its html/javascript/images

i cant seem to rip it right for some reason, the images dont work when i open the html page :ermm:

edit: fixed it lol, mirror up shortly :shifty:

edit2: mirror :shifty:

Edited by Colin-uk
Copy and paste this url:
http://googlex.00freehost.com/googlex.zip

into the address bar (clicking will give you a hotlink error) and you can download the source cleaned up (comments, variable names, constants, line breaks and tabs) and all the images.

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:D thanks

Got mine fixed up too, not much else I can do with it since everything works perfect.

Mirror: http://googlex.iamcannabian.com/

Download: http://googlex.iamcannabian.com/GoogleX.zip

:whistle:

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right now neither of them work lol dead links :whistle:

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