google has a new calculator service, as well as simple calculations, it can convert units, like kg/mm to lbs/in.

for example type:
10 kg/mm in lbs/in

 

its also a great way to find your event results, just type "your name"

 

http://www.efunda.com has a really useful calculator too... you can pick a unit to plug-in a value, and it'll spit it out in a bunch of the most common conversions and give you the option of picking whatver unit you need it in. I'll have to check out the Google one.

 

thats a neat site, nice to have all in one place. just major internet geekdom tho

but google is great because i got the google taskbar on my browser, which i constantly use for everything. nice to be able to do simple conversions. just needs a quick currency converter now...

 

i've been using this site for conversions that i can't do in my head -

http://travel.discovery.com/to....html

i think of it as 'conversions for dummies'

 

google also has awesome lunch cooked by in house chefs. i have couple of buddies that works there. i always go for free lunch once a month.

 

It allways amazes me that whenever I search technical documents, like from Macrosoft, IBM, HP for example, I allway end up finding what I need on their sites through Google and almost never on the those company's own website search engines. Scaary...

 

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exactly - i always use google instead of support.microsoft.com

Tyson: link on google? not seeing it on my google toolbar, but maybe i'm blind.

grrr, I need to get off HT and finish loading truck/trailer. &lt;whine&gt;but it's so damn hot outside, wah wah. &lt;/whine&gt;