And lots of it.

 

http://pi.autopron.org/pi

 

Enjoy.

Warning: 277MB

Were you trying to kill my computer?

I'll copy and paste that into a word document and then print it. That will kill a lot of trees. I could just imagine the heat of those servers... Would'nt like to be serving that on Windows.

ace... I am jammin up the groups server right now.

How big/many digits of pi is this file?

220 million digits of pi @ 283,081,166 bytes with html

What you lot need are 1Mb connections at home

man, its taking like 20 min. just to open! of course I'm exagerating, but who cares. Its huge. Is it all correct?

I doubt you'd be able to check it if it wasn't

Seeing as it's derived through computation I'd imagine only the 220 millionth digit is fudged.

Originally posted by the GardenGnome

I'll copy and paste that into a word document and then print it. That will kill a lot of trees. I could just imagine the heat of those servers... Would'nt like to be serving that on Windows.

IIS 6 generally beats Apache on static file output. khttpd beats IIS 6 though, I would imagine, but IIS 7 runs partly in kernel space too, so I'm not sure about that. Please consider the facts before spewing such ignorant garbage.

how or what did they use to figure it out?

Some lnks:

 

http://pw1.netcom.com/~hjsmith/Pi/Super_Pi.html

 

http://eveander.com/pi/machin

 

http://www.chinapage.com/math/s9/pi.html