I'm working on a De/Coder which can compress 365766! (in factorial) bytes into 9.5Mb of TXT or 1.7Mb of ZIP.
Your definition of factorial is probably different from the normal one. According to wikipedia, 25206! bytes is roughly 1.205703438... *10100,000 bytes, or about 1099,991 Terabyte. A quick google search indicates that there are only 8.87 * 1049 atoms in the whole earth. Your number is ridiculous amounts of orders of magnitude higher.
The compression (that has been tested so far limits the INPUT length to 60961 bytes);
Which I can't help but notice is a bit smaller.

Laught as much as you want, but i took the Torah {encoding: Hebrew(windows-1255)} which length is 304805 letters what's strange that this huge number equals only to 60961*5 and doesn't devide by 15,25,35,etc.
So what? Why do you think it should be a "factorial" number. Wait never mind, don't answer that.

p.s.: the "pipe" is a 5 cornered star shaped tunel of letters where on the pics of the start the letters are shifted and in the center the are being written.
Does this post have anything to do with TIMECUBE? ;-)
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In reply to Re: Hash confusion ?! by Joost
in thread Hash confusion ?! by thenetfreaker

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