/sci/ - Science & Math

[Anonymous No.2080477]

There is five exabytes of information on the internet.

That is all.

[Anonymous No.2080483]

and most of it is porn.

[Anonymous No.2080488]

i take that not as a sign, but a message

[Anonymous No.2080495]

>>2080483

I love porn don't get me wrong. But since the internet can really be looked at as essentially the current world....the fact that almost half, if not more than half, of the traffic in that world involves masturbation material is kind of funny.

[Anonymous No.2080497]

>>2080495
I wasn't saying it in a bad just stating teh facts.

[Anonymous No.2080500]

>>2080495
as the first and third poster, i tell ya, i went from a 30 second to a 30 minute masturbation time.

Good ol days, thirteen or something years old, looking up lezzy porn on Kazzaa

[Anonymous No.2080501]

>>2080495

The internet is always credited for changing the way we communicate and do business.

Nay, the internet mainly revolutionized the way we pleasure ourselves and how often we do it.

[Anonymous No.2080502]

>>2080497
:D
seks maeks bebbes

[Anonymous No.2080506]

[Anonymous No.2080512]

as the OP, i say, four internets to who finds out when the first porn site went up

[Anonymous No.2080515]

and if you post your internetometer adress, ill give em myself.

[Anonymous No.2080537]

That's 5 billion gigabytes (if I converted it right).

[Anonymous No.2080541]

>>2080537
>he thinks bytes are in base 10

[Anonymous No.2080554]

-
kilo
mega
giga
tera
peta
exa

>>2080541
>he thinks he's hot shit

[Anonymous No.2080564]

>>2080554
>he doesn't realise its 1024 GB to a TB.

[Anonymous No.2080571]

>>2080564
>>2080564
>doesn't realize that for a long time now there has been a considerable amount of dispute on the issue ultimately culminating in the creation of binary metric prefixes e.g. kiB, MiB, GiB, TiB etc

[Anonymous No.2080575]

>>2080571
>is unaware of the fact that nobody uses those

[Anonymous No.2080584]

>>2080575
>Has never heard of a hard drive manufacturer

[Anonymous No.2080585]

>>2080584
>is unable to entertain the notion that they only do it out of dishonesty

[Anonymous No.2080587]

>>2080585
>somehow thinks motive is important

[Anonymous No.2080595]

>>2080564
as retarded as this sounds, you are actually wrong.
Computer Science actually "borrows" these concepts and applies them in bases os 2.
In the International System, a Giga relates to 1000 Mega which relates to 1000 Kilo.
Now a Gibibyte is 1024 mebibytes which is 1024 kybibites and so on.

[Anonymous No.2080597]

>>2080587
>>2080585
>>2080584
>>2080575
>>2080571
>>2080564
>>2080554
>>2080541

I actually think all of those are the same person

[Anonymous No.2080602]

>>2080571
>MiB

[Anonymous No.2080610]

>>2080537
5.37Bn Gigabtes. that is a fuck of a lot of porn. and just think how much of that is funny pictures of cats...

[Anonymous No.2080643]

>>2080477

>There is five exabytes of information on the internet.

Not infomation, data.

[Anonymous No.2080661]

IAMTHEOP
1024 and 1000 are close enough. Shut the fuck up.

a grainweight is 27.4 drachmas, but since a stone is 14 pounds, for common operations 28 close enough.

lol, lets see you start a flamewar with this

[Anonymous No.2080664]

IAMTHEOP
1024 and 1000 are close enough. Shut the fuck up.

there is 27.4 grainweight to the drachma, but since a stone is 14 pounds, for common operations 28 close enough.

lol, lets see you start a flamewar with this

[Anonymous No.2080667]

>>2080571
Lol TiB

[Anonymous No.2080672]

>>2080643
True. Probly be about 800PeB with absolute compression

[FOR SANITY!!!! No.2080674]

I can fit the whole of geocities on my portable harddisk.

[Anonymous No.2080677]

>>2080674
win

[Anonymous No.2080844]

>>2080664
1024 and 1000 are close enough, but 1024^6 and 1000^6 are pretty different

[Anonymous No.2080928]

>>2080844
Here. The ratio of Comp Sci's binary powers compared to SI's decimal.
From Ki/K up to Googol.

http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=plot+%282^n%2F%2810^%28n%2F3.33333%29%29%29%2C+n+from+10+to+300