It's a conspiracy!

[woodgie2]

There's a dial code hidden in PI!

Look:
3.141592***58979323846264

should be:
3.141592six|five|three58979323846264

See? No wonder they rounded PI to 3 in some States! They didn't want all those kids to know the dial code!

 

[Guest]

 

[woodgie2]

Huh??

Huh to which bit?

 

[sabbathstorm]

pi & brylcreem...what else can we expect today?

 

[woodgie2]

pi & brylcreem...what else can we expect today?

It's my fellow Geek in arms! How are you my darling?

Did you read my other location? My little Physics poem that wrote itself in my head when I wasn't paying attention? It deals with the fundamental question of where I really might be.

 

[bknight2602]

Huh??

Yea I don't get it either.

 

[sabbathstorm]

I did actually see that earlier today. I've been busy as usual with work since taking on some additional responsibilities. I'm not complaining though

 

[woodgie2]

Right class.

(Knight, stop teasing Lioness, you know she bites )

OK, Literotica©com uses a scripting language called PHP to build web pages dynamically from premade blocks. The code used to build the pages from the text you type in the boxes, like the one I'm typing in now to make this post, can also parse-that means read-the text.

It can then compare what it's read with a list of disallowed text strings, dial codes, names, credit card numbers and replace anything it finds with * or anything it's told to.

For instance, *** <- those thre characters were six five three but they've been replaced with stars. The code could be written to replace 'hello' with 'goodbye' if you really wanted.

Geddit? Simple really.

(OK, I wasn't really trying to be that patronising. I was just trying to be amusing)

 

[sabbathstorm]

*swoon*

geek speak

 

[woodgie2]

*swoon*

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