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| From: | Chris | Date: | January 4 2000 7:58pm |
| Subject: | Re: OT Milennium | ||
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Can we call it 'Starr Date'? :) --Chris On Tue, 4 Jan 2000, Alvin Starr wrote: > So over all we need a counter that is 2^82 bits in size. If we pick a 128 > bit counter we should be ok. > > We may also want to pick a standard for the minimal tick that is not based > on a human standard but on somthing like an atomic time period. > > Although I started this as a some what tounge-in-cheek response to the > previous email. The more I think about it the more sense it makes.
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • Re: OT Milennium | sven | 3 Jan |
| • RE: OT Milennium | fw | 3 Jan |
| • pi == 3.14 | Rob McMillin | 3 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | Matthew Vanecek | 4 Jan |
| • RE: OT Milennium | John Zook | 4 Jan |
| • RE: OT Milennium | Christopher E. Brown | 4 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | Matthew Vanecek | 5 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | Charles Kirby | 5 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | Mark Russell | 4 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | Alvin Starr | 4 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | James Lyon | 4 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | Chris | 4 Jan |
| • Re: OT Milennium | Jeff Thies | 4 Jan |
| • RE: pi == 3.14 | Ted Rolle | 4 Jan |
| • RE: OT Milennium | Harri Wehrli | 4 Jan |
