20Q.net Inc.

You've probably seen those little hand Held 20Q games, right? Well, the "brains" for those things actually developed from the online 20 questions game found at 20Q.net. Over the past 19 years, 20Q has been absorbing the input of all of its online players -- and now 20Q has its own blog to keep us updated on the latest stats, "facts" and figures that's it's learned from all of us!

An example from the 20Q Blog:

20: the number of names that start with “Jen” in the name game (Jen, Jena, Jenae, Jenai, Jenalyn, Jenay, Jenea, Jeni, Jenica, Jenine, Jenna, Jennasie, Jenni, Jennie, Jennifer, Jenniqua, Jenny, Jeno, Jens, and Jensa).

74.13: the percent of time that I can correctly guess Satan in 20Q Old Testament.

24: the 70th most popular object thought of in 20Q TV.

The Generator Blog

From the Blog: "This blog is not about those machines used to change mechanical energy into electrical energy. It's about software that creates software. Software to play around and have fun with."

Whether you want to generate an academy award acceptance speach, a movie plot, or a Zen koan, this blog is there to help. With the links to dozens -- probably hundreds, but I'm not counting them all -- of generators featured, including sample "generations", The Generator Blog will provide you with hours of entertainment, if not usefulness.



From homokaasu's Gematriculator, featured in The Generator Blog.