Count to INFINITY!

[Henneth Annun]

177  

[nekys]

241  

[Henneth Annun]

240.45  

[SADERR]

∞

And there you have it.  

[Henneth Annun]

Jonathonn

∞

And there you have it.

Grr.... "∞" is not a number. It means that some variable has something happening to it (like growing or decreasing) without bounds.

In this thread:

X --> ∞

With "X" being 1 which we started with, so any number larger than 1 will do.

This thread title should actually probably be changed, since you can't "count" to infinity. There are no limits, just keep counting. Let's see how high we get.

Of course it won't matter, since no matter how high we count we'll never be getting any closer to inifinity anyways.
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1000  

[wilykit_thundera]

1011  

[Henneth Annun]

1015  

[wilykit_thundera]

1022  

[master_maji]

13000  

[MediaclCunt]

13001  

[see weed mermaid]

XWraith_LordX

Jonathonn

∞

And there you have it.

Grr.... "∞" is not a number. It means that some variable has something happening to it (like growing or decreasing) without bounds.

In this thread:

X --> ∞

With "X" being 1 which we started with, so any number larger than 1 will do.

This thread title should actually probably be changed, since you can't "count" to infinity. There are no limits, just keep counting. Let's see how high we get.

Of course it won't matter, since no matter how high we count we'll never be getting any closer to inifinity anyways.
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1000

PWNT.

no srsly, I learned something new tonight.

 

[the_underworks]

Try making a simple endless C++ loop to see how fast your computer can count. I remember making one that would make the computer count as fast as it could for exactly 1 second then display the result... it truly boggles the mind when you get a number in the 500k area.

Then being in my nerdy nature, I shared the program with my nerdy WOW addicted friends and asked them how fast their prized computers could count. My comp got pwned

Before you ask. No, I have no life xd