Would You Like Some Pi? (Geek Test)
I just found a site called 31415926535.com.
You’ll notice that the domain name is 10 digits of pi. When you go there, it starts with a blank page, and quickly starts filling in (you guessed it!) the digits of pi.
It looks like this:
This site is really kind of a Geek Test:
If you said, “This is dumb” and left the page…you’re not a Geek.
If you thought it was mildly interesting, Dugg it, Stumbled it, and bookmarked it with del.icio.us…you’re a Geek.
If you looked at the source code then the javascript file that’s creating the page, and see that it will stop after “only” 9,874 digits of pi…you’re a Huge Geek.
If you sat up in your chair, hit “Reload”, and started racing the page (and won)…Congratulations! You’re a Mega Geek. Try going outside.
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open up firebug, typed in id = window.setInterval(’updateSpan()’,0); hit enter decrease the font size and wait till it’s done ! what kinda geek is that ?
anyway still doesn’t find what the ’secret’ thing is use for 
qureyoon
9 Oct 07 at 10:29 pm
open up firebug, typed in
id = window.setInterval(’updateSpan()’,0);
hit enter
decrease the font size
and wait till it’s done !
what kinda geek is that ?
anyway still doesn’t find what the ’secret’ thing is use for
10 Oct 07 at 2:29 am
erm … I guess I’m a lesser geek for asking this q : why some numbers are red ?
Catalin
10 Oct 07 at 3:22 am
erm … I guess I’m a lesser geek for asking this q : why some numbers are red ?
10 Oct 07 at 7:22 am
How big of a geek are you if the first thing you noticed was that the site should have been done on a subdomain of 3 on the domain 1415926535.com? I mean, how lazy does one have to be to not realize that you can have http://3.1415926535.com?
eSeamus
10 Oct 07 at 11:45 am
Yes, the red number thing is a little strange, and it only seems to be happening in Firefox. qureyoon - you’re too geeky for me
Awesomeology
10 Oct 07 at 2:10 pm
http://31415926535.com/includes/calcPi.js You might want to check this out.
anonymous2
10 Oct 07 at 2:45 pm
How big of a geek are you if the first thing you noticed was that the site should have been done on a subdomain of 3 on the domain 1415926535.com?
I mean, how lazy does one have to be to not realize that you can have http://3.1415926535.com?
10 Oct 07 at 3:45 pm
Red letters are picked at random every 0 to 100 numbers for some reason.
10 Oct 07 at 6:03 pm
Yes, the red number thing is a little strange, and it only seems to be happening in Firefox.
qureyoon - you’re too geeky for me
10 Oct 07 at 6:10 pm
http://31415926535.com/includes/calcPi.js
You might want to check this out.
10 Oct 07 at 6:45 pm