Hey, Darth Nader: do you think it’s a good idea to ask if you’re allowed to do something, and then go ahead and do it before you get an answer? Knock it off.
I’m not understanding how the number itself could possibly be “illegal” unless there was also proof that the person in possession also knew what the number represented. Maybe the guy was a math junkie, and liked working with improbably large numbers…having no idea that one of his equations also happens to be the binary code for a kiddy porn image or the launch code for nuclear weapons or whatever.
There is a number very close to 6.62813944 × 10^36 * 2 that some jerks claim is copyrighted, or something. I don’t get it. I wanted to know if a string of numbers could be posted here or not.
It’s gotta happen somewhere in π-- is it okay to post π^gazillion in say, hex? Besides boring people, I mean.
Again, sorry I posted those two evil numbers. Did I really break the law?
In furtherance of breaking the law? NO. In this case it sounds like these numbers are mostly a copyright issue and the SDMB goes out of its way to respect copyrights on song lyrics, DVD encryptions, and things like that.
I don’t know if you broke any laws. I do know you’re dancing up to the line again after I already told you to stop.