Pi-The first 400 million numbers

Eli

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Oct 9, 1999
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Oh man. :Q

Still downloading at 210k/sec..

It's been like a minute and a half. It's only half done. That's a lot of text. :Q
 

isasir

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Does anyone have a link to that bear that used to sh!t out prime numbers?

(This thread reminded me of that)
 

Kenny

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This reminds me of the time I almost entered a Pi contest at school. I knew like 25 digits, but some kid new 200+...

And I thought I was weird for knowing 25.
 

PowerMacG5

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3.1415926535898 is all I have memorized (thats all my Ti89 gives, so last year i decided to memorize it for some reason).
 

PowerMacG5

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Holy Sh|t. Size: 238 MB (249,932,046 bytes). Thanks to my high speed connection, it only took 5 minutes to download.
 

silverpig

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Originally posted by: TallBill
the prime number sh1tting bear is awesome.. gonna see how high i can go :p

I did that too, then I got bored and wrote my own program that ripped by the bear in no time :)
 

sharkeeper

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Holy Sh|t. Size: 238 MB (249,932,046 bytes). Thanks to my high speed connection, it only took 5 minutes to download.

Try downloading again. It's 301 MB (316,226,794 bytes) when completed here. It appears that the server is limiting each connection to 10 Mbits/sec as I was able to open other windows and get the same speed at the same time.

EDIT: Actually I will try downloading this again as 301MB doesn't sound right. I remember downloading this years ago and burning to CD (which I still have somewhere) and it being 400MB or so...

Cheers!
 

Chaotic42

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Originally posted by: KraziKid
3.1415926535898 is all I have memorized (thats all my Ti89 gives, so last year i decided to memorize it for some reason).

That's all you'd ever need to use. Pi to the 399,999,999th place would be accurate to a Planck length over googleplexes of parsecs.