VMOM at the museum!
[QUOTE]Originally posted by WestSideBilly
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Well, consider that 4 x 8 IP numbers (255.255.255.255) is just four 8 bits numbers, which is no different than a 32 bit number in terms of possible combinations (4.3 billion give or take).
[B]
Well, consider that 4 x 8 IP numbers (255.255.255.255) is just four 8 bits numbers, which is no different than a 32 bit number in terms of possible combinations (4.3 billion give or take).
Originally posted by s2k_redhead
CORNER-OINKSKY
I don't think VMOM is going to appreciate you guys oinking up her thread.
CORNER-OINKSKY
I don't think VMOM is going to appreciate you guys oinking up her thread.

How's things Kathy?
but if you run your Hex through a colinear algorythm you'll get radial accelaration of the hydrostatic subsurface (1/p + 1/f = 1/q). When this happens your binary load lifter bin will overflow it's protocol stack resulting in an appended bit length whereby your operator will either perform an unnecessary cycle or truncate the following operation, substituting it's header with the value of the previous operation's overflow potentially resulting in a runaway wormhole effect. An array would be useful in preventing this problem.
just had to bring that to the second page....
just had to bring that to the second page....







