File: ThisIsTheEnd.swf-(236 KB, 960x576, Loop)
[_] This is the end. Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:04 No.2488035
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:08 No.2488038
Is that Anamanaguchi I hear?
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:09 No.2488039
What's this a countdown to?
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:11 No.2488042
>>2488039
The end
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:27 No.2488057
It doesn't count down to anything. Every time you open it it picks an arbitrary date months from
the current date.
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:30 No.2488059
It gives me 153 days
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:31 No.2488061
>>2488059
me too
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:40 No.2488068
Gives me 153 days too. So I guess something bad will happen on January 14?
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:43 No.2488071
>>2488068
No one is spouting shit about that day according to my google searches, so this leads me to think
that it's bullshit
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:48 No.2488075
today = new Date();
curtime = today.getTime();
units = int(curtime / 15120000000);
units++;
goal = units * 15120000000;
togo = goal - curtime;
if (togo < 4752000000) {
togo = togo + 15120000000;
}
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)02:57 No.2488081
>>2488075
Way to ruin the magic and wonder.
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)03:19 No.2488089
>>2488035
this font makes me want to cut people
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)04:18 No.2488129
>>2488089
ikr, that fucking E
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)04:57 No.2488142
hey: follow this link please..
http://www.5z8.info/blackmarket_i0v3lf_openme.exe
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)05:10 No.2488152
>>2488142
totally not the guy who posted this:
just great! follow the link.
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)05:17 No.2488157
>>2488142
10/10
Great program
I've never been very good at handling money or debt well and this program really eased my mind
Helped me get a few credit cards off my hands
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)05:20 No.2488163
>>2488142
but put a https:// in front.. safety first.
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)05:33 No.2488172
>>2488075>>2488081
What is the significance of the number "15120000000"?
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)06:08 No.2488191
>>2488172
It's a scaling factor. getTime() returns the Unix timestamp (ms since 1970-1-1). Dividing it by
1.512E+10 ms returns the date in units of 175 days (rounded down), 175 days are added to that,
then it converts this number back to ms.
The purpose of this is to pick a date 55 to 175 days in the future that remains consistent
between views (if you open it a day from now it'll show the same target date, but in a few months
it'll be different).
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)06:13 No.2488195
HOLD YOUR BREATH AND COOOOOOUNT
TO TEN
>> [_] Anonymous 08/14/14(Thu)06:28 No.2488202
>>2488191
Interesting. Thanks anon.
How does "Dividing it by 1.512E+10 ms" return "the date in units of 175 days (rounded down)"?
