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how much is a million?

dpopiz

Diamond Member
I was just thinkin':
It would take you 2 months of typing at 70wpm for a solid total of 4 hours every day to type 1 million characters.
 
Originally posted by: dpopiz
I was just thinkin':
It would take you 2 months of typing at 70wpm for a solid total of 4 hours every day to type 1 million characters.

You've got way too much time on your hands dpopiz 😉 😀
 
Originally posted by: dpopiz
I was just thinkin':
It would take you 2 months of typing at 70wpm for a solid total of 4 hours every day to type 1 million characters.

70wpm wouldn't be a very good measure, because words can vary in length.
 
Originally posted by: Metalloid15
Originally posted by: dpopiz
I was just thinkin':
It would take you 2 months of typing at 70wpm for a solid total of 4 hours every day to type 1 million characters.

70wpm wouldn't be a very good measure, because words can vary in length.

When typing, a word is considered 5 keystrokes IIRC.
 
Originally posted by: silverpig
Originally posted by: Metalloid15
Originally posted by: dpopiz
I was just thinkin':
It would take you 2 months of typing at 70wpm for a solid total of 4 hours every day to type 1 million characters.

70wpm wouldn't be a very good measure, because words can vary in length.

When typing, a word is considered 5 keystrokes IIRC.

Ooohh cool I actually learned something today (unlike most Saturday's).
 
Originally posted by: 911paramedic
According to another thread where 1=0.999999... , then 1 million dollars is the same as $999,999.99


That's not quite the same.

1 million dollars is the same as $999,999.99....
The ... means it continues on to infinity, so it's not a whole number, thus it can't end on $0.99
 
1,000,000 = working 20 years at $50,000/year
= working 30 years at $33,000/year
= working 40 years at $25,000/year

all before taxes.
Think about that when you go to work.
 
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