/sci/ - Science & Math

>>2877327
28-77-32-7

>>2877335
28-77-33-5

>>2880030
2-88-00-30

doubles everywhere..
for traditional stuff (the end of the post)
for doubles it's 1/10 chance
for trips it's 1/100
for quads it's 1/1000
etc.

but you should also take in to account the rate of new posts and replies on the given board ur trying to GET in.. for example dubs on /ic/ will happen less often (measuring again the clock and that date) then on /b/ or /v/.

if I wasn't so lazy I would try to make a doubles monitoring program (with a notification and prep me for replying with christain bale of course, humans are still needed for the captcha).. after this was done one could even strategically time posts to increase their chances of dubs, trips, quads, etc. which would be easier or harder depending on the speeds of the board ur are posting on.

jupiter always related.

>>2832999
http://www.ted.com/talks/kevin_kelly_on_the_next_5_000_days_of_the_web.html

that was givin in 2007

shit's gonna be big, pic related.

large gravitational bump

any amatuer anstromers on? Clear night all i can see is jupiter, ares, and cassopiea, cyngus is right above me cant make out which stars are it though

northern hemispherefags:

at around 3-5 am (4:30am mostly, i dont sit around looking at the sky for hours on end) you can see jupiter, uranus, and the milky way galaxy with the naked eye. jupiter will be an extremely bright star, quite obvious, uranus will be fainter nearby, and the milky way galaxy will look like a bunch of gas (dont mistake it for clouds). all of these to the east

just thought id share :)