Yes, Windows, 16 bazillions something times 3 is equal to 4.

I guess you could puzzle out which digits it did consider (I started from a previous state of the previous state, but I can't remember which one exactly) and how it multiplied and truncated to get to the answer, but really, I have more important things to said in Windows calculator can only count to said in Windows calculator can only count to said in Windows calculator can only count to 999: Though I do remember that I tried another operation and the result was nowhere correct. Well, I just asked the calculator app on my iPhone about sqrt(16000) and it said 126,4911064067352 so maybe that really is the right answer. But then it decides that sqrt(16000) is indeed 126.something, which I don't know where you got that from? (it's sqrt(160)*10 but how did you guess it would do that?) Note how in the top right corner it knows that I typed 16000, not the 16 that I see displayed after having punched those digits. We'll see how it goes, I said in Windows calculator can only count to said in Windows calculator can only count to 999: Possibly, although I just had another complete break, with a no-link state on the fibre, and now it appears to be back in completely normal service again (even though at one point, the LED panel on the front of my routerbox was telling me that my credentials weren't recognised by the authentication server ). Keeping stumm about something like that while trying to roll out the mitigations is a smart plan…

I'm wondering if there's some nasty hack that's been found and all the big ISPs are dashing to try to patch it (or at least get in workarounds) before things go public, which would explain why nobody's talking about it. I've been seeing odd problems with my ISP as well (fortunately mostly out of hours frustrating for shooting aliens, but not lethal for work) and they're normally very stable. My Internet access has been flaky as all hell all weekĬurious. Said in Windows calculator can only count to said in Windows calculator can only count to 999:

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