;dummy.vbs
Any comments?
s="MS-DOS 6.21"
's="WINDOWS95"
's="BILLGATES"
sum=0
for i=1 to len(s)
sum=sum+asc(mid(s,i,1))
next
MsgBox sumAny comments?
Patterns in the fabric of space-time caused by the incredible gravitaional pull of Bill Gates' wallet. :grin:
S.T.A.S.,
How you discovered this trick? :)
How you discovered this trick? :)
Honestly, ~10 digits in the 0x40 range and it is no surprise the result is arround 666! It is a funny joke - nothing more. Remember: if you look for patterns you will find patterns.
s="BILLGATES" gives me 663.... (windows95 gives 665)
s="BILLGATES" gives me 663..
William Gates The 3rd! ("Remember: if you look for patterns you will find patterns.")
windows95 gives 665? very strange...
I think there is bug in my script or... what?
I think there is bug in my script or... what?
...?
screenshot:
Yeah, WINDOWS95 has 655 sum :(
I thinked you tryed to run script on Win95 :grin:
But, haven't you ever seen WINDOWS96? :tongue:
I thinked you tryed to run script on Win95 :grin:
But, haven't you ever seen WINDOWS96? :tongue:
You can consider Windows 95b as Windows 96 :) (Win 95b released in August 1996)
You can consider Windows 95b as Windows 96 :) (Win 95b released in August 1996)
Oh my God! I used it some years ago ;)
How you discovered this trick?
I've read about this in some book about basic many years ago :tongue:
Speaking of numbers and numerology, did you know that
1.1111.111 * 1.1111.111 = 1234567654321
also did you know that
"2B or not 2B that is the FF"
:grin:
1.1111.111 * 1.1111.111 = 1234567654321
also did you know that
"2B or not 2B that is the FF"
:grin:
"2B or not 2B that is the FF"
It seems to me that X or not X = FF - this is just boolean logic :grin:
Any ideas about very strange constant used in some formulas - number 108?