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>> No.2321218

THAT DAMN CROW IS BLOCKING THE WAY
NOOOOO

>> No.2321219

CROOOOW

>> No.2321224 [DELETED] 

IN THE NOT-TOO-DISTANT FUTURE, NEXT SUNDAY, AD, THERE WAS A GUY NAMED JOEL

>> No.2321226 [SPOILER] 
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>>2321219

Spoiler for easy bad joke

>> No.2321233

Who is that slut
Must be the new touhou

>> No.2321234

>>2321226
Hell yes.

>> No.2321231 [DELETED] 

>>2321226
you made me grind halt

>> No.2321239

>>2321226
I knew you could do it

>> No.2321245

>>2321226
I'm different!

>> No.2321255

nobody notice the third leg on the crow?

>> No.2321262

>>2321255
It's not a leg.

>> No.2321264

>>2321255
Weekend /jp/ - Newfag Edition
Now with more /a/ posters.

>> No.2321268

>>2321255
...

>> No.2321279

>>2321262
It's Ooku, and she's a 3 legged Crow.

>>2321255
Back to /b/ with you.

>> No.2321292

>>2321279
Okuu, sorry

>> No.2321301

>>2321279

>Ooku

You have to b-

>dual tripcode

That explains it. Go back to where you came from.

>> No.2321312

>>2321301
I used an easy to find trip (#LLLLLLLLL.) and someone else started trolling with it.
So I decided to add a secure trip.
Also I only come on /jp/, though I'll shamefully admit I used to go to /v/ and before that /b/ (Years ago)

>> No.2321313

>>2321301
>dual tripcode
That's because his normal tripcode is no mystery to people like me.

>> No.2321329

>>2321312
>bawwwww identity on an anonymous imageboard

>> No.2321336

>>2321329
Don't worry, more than half my posts are done Anonymously.
This is just for vanity.

>> No.2321354

http://www.nicovideo.jp/watch/sm6435710

I fuckin love her song.. ;_;

>> No.2321358

testing

>> No.2321370

>>2321358
What are you testing?

>> No.2321379

>>2321370
Probably the #LLLLLLLLL. miles said.
Hahaha.

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>>2321358
What a fucking idiot.

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[ERROR]

>>2321358
What a fucking idiot.

>> No.2321395

testing

>> No.2321398

>>2321392

Thanks a lot, better have a rank than nothing XD

>> No.2321412

>>2321392
>>2321379
I meant to post !LLLLLLLLL. not #LLLLLLLLL.

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>>2321412
Yeah, no shit.

>> No.2321423

testing

>> No.2321430

>>2321423
Hm, I see. So, how did this trip get generated anyway? It's just too much of a coincidence for all the digits to be the same, and I cannot accept that. I thought the generation of tripcodes was much more random than that.

>> No.2321432

>>2321255
It's a yata garasu, it's suppose too have 3 legs.

>> No.2321433

test

>> No.2321442

testing

>> No.2321454

>>2321430
>It's just too much of a coincidence for all the digits to be the same, and I cannot accept that.
Stop deceiving the newfags, please.

>> No.2321455

Reported

>> No.2321455,1 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321454
I'm not deceiving anyone. Tell me, goddamnit!

>> No.2321455,2 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,1
There are BBS dedicated to finding vanity trips in Japan.
Think if you had a couple hundred people searching for neat patterns with top of the line PCs.
A P4 can do 750k trips a second, modern processors can reach in the 5m trips per second range.
Hell, the PS3 can do 10m trips a second.
Now, multiply that by something like 150 people.
That's why it was found.

>> No.2321455,3 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,2
According to my calculations, it would take 150 people generating 5m trips per second each around 41 years to find a trip corresponding to 10 specific characters (or for it be be likely that such a trip has been generated, specifically).

27 (letters)+ 27 (caps letters)+ 9 (numbers) = 63 digits (some more, but I can't be bothered to count them). A trip consists of 10 digits, meaning that there are 63^10 unique trips out there. In other words, 984930292000000000.
984930292000000000 / 750000000 (total trips generated each second) = 1313240389 (seconds it would take to reach a specific trip) / 60 / 60 / 24 / 365 = 41 (years it would take to reach a specific trip.

Am I missing something here?

>> No.2321455,4 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,3
Luck.

>> No.2321455,5 [INTERNAL] 

My, what a boring answer.

>> No.2321455,6 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,3
Well fuck.

>> No.2321455,7 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,3
(2^7)^8 tripcodes.

Also, lol, 27 letters and 9 numbers, what the fuck, seriously?

>> No.2321455,8 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,2
Wait so some people linked computer with tripcode explorer together and generated a tons of tripcode? Where can I see this?

>> No.2321455,9 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,3
27 letters, what the fuck kind of keyboard are you using?

>> No.2321455,10 [INTERNAL]  [DELETED] 

UPPER and lower case, you morans.

>> No.2321455,11 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,10
No, Jones, you are the morans.

BRB, learning English again. What the fuck, seriously.

>> No.2321455,12 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,8
I meant groups of people running trip explorer looking for neat trips like !LLLLLLLLL. or !LightPenis
Not a distributed effort, just people looking for neat trips and posting what they find.

>> No.2321455,13 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,9
You did note the "some more, but I can't be bothered to count them" part, right?

>>2321455,7
>(2^7)^8 tripcodes.
Where did you get that from?

Also, sage doesn't appear to work on the ghost board.

>> No.2321455,14 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,7
> (2^7)^8 tripcodes.
Keep in mind that there is no guarantee that every input will have an unique output.

>> No.2321455,15 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,11
At least, he would be right.
You are the morans.

>> No.2321455,16 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,14
Oh, all right, you might get few collisions. Big deal.

>>2321455,13
crypt 3 takes 8 7-bit characters as input (the fact that it produces more characters is irrelevant).

>> No.2321455,17 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,16
Not just a few, you're dealing with a mind boggling amount of them.

>> No.2321455,18 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,17
Give me at least one?

>> No.2321455,19 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,18
How am I supposed to give you one?
Any trip could be a collision in a trip code generator that works randomly.

>> No.2321455,20 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,19
Er, what is working randomly? Weren't we talking about tripcodes? I'm asking you to give me two words that will generate the same tripocde

>> No.2321455,21 [INTERNAL] 

>>2321455,20
Ahh, I misunderstood what you meant.
I don't know of any.

>> No.2321455,22 [INTERNAL] 

test

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