I knew such a strong statement would raise many question...
if you've learned Cumbenatorics, you'd know that the number of arangement of a set of object is (ammount of the objects)! and a factorial is a multiplication of all the natural numbers from 1 to the number next to the '!', therfore 3! = 1*2*3 = 6 ...
The limitation so far of 60961 bytes is because meanwhile it works only for the first cicle, more than that i'll add when this part shall work properly.
My main question is how to fix denc() in my code ?
what's a TIMECUBE?

In reply to Re^2: Hash confusion ?! by thenetfreaker
in thread Hash confusion ?! by thenetfreaker

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