[aprssig] A funny packet story/joke (The KISS guys will get it)
Gregg Wonderly gregg at wonderly.orgThu Nov 10 20:20:20 UTC 2005
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Zeff_Wheelock at harvardpilgrim.org wrote: > Not to split hairs or anything: > > >>Switching to 64 bit memory addresses will thus provide 4.2 billion times 4.2 billion distinct > > locations. > > The actual math should be 4.2 billion x 4.2 billion + (4.2 billion x 4.2 billion). > > If I was to go from 6 bit to 12 bit, 6 bit would be 32, 12 bit is 2048. > 32x32= 1024, so you are missing by 1024. So the math would be 32x32+(32x32) to get the answer. I > think we are talking somewhere upwards to 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 I think you missed counting some powers of 2. 6 bits is 64, 5 bits is 32. 64x64 is 4096 which is what 2^12 is. 2^10 is 1024, 2^11 is 2048, 2^12 is 4096. Gregg Wonderly W5GGW
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