I think the most significant bit experienced a data error in my post count. Somehow I ended up with binary number
1-10111111 (-8,383) instead of
0-10111111 (8,383)

This might be a technical error, or an error of another type.

Link: http://www.rdtiburon.com/index.php?act=Mem...;sort_order=asc

I noticed this a few days ago, I assumed it was the admins/forum techs having a joke, but that is so not right.

I'd lean towards what StrikeEagle said.

I mean post count total shouldn't matter.

Right?

LOL
That's not even CLOSE to how signed numbers work on a computer, just an FYI

lmao.gif lmao.gif lmao.gif lmao.gif


i like this 'technical error' makes me laugh every time i see it.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE (radu_rd2 @ Dec 2 2008, 11:07 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'>LOL
That's not even CLOSE to how signed numbers work on a computer, just an FYI</div>


I dunno. I work with extremly low level digital electronics alot. Alot of technical problems deal with a intermittant fault in a transisor causing a bit to be set. the +/- signing bit is usually a MSB

FYI, we can change your post count to any number or add negatives, and MAYBE even decimals. So, it could of been an Admin or Supermod that is playing a joke on you sir.

..... haha.gif i think he knows that, DTN just figured he would make another post/thread full of useless garble.. which is why i believe his post count is in the negative range.

Oooh ooh! ooh ooh mememe! Can I get a .27 added to the end of my post count? laugh.gif

Can I get it fixed please?