Woohoo. I'll have a Tim Tam, except you probably
don't have those so make it a Kingston. Actually, make it two - they're a bit on
the small side.
Your formula is a little more succinct than mine -
doesn't have that messy change every power of 10.
"Science and danger" - LOL. Physics was my fave
subject to learn about at school but chemistry was my fave to do. There's a
British series called Braniac which "does the experiments you want to do but
can't". It's mainly aimed at teens but has enough gratuitous cleavage to appeal
to those a little older - science and danger AND cleavage. Mmmm...
Mark
----- Original Message -----mike-
yep. that's it. the ledpeddle series. i was just using:
(the next number)
= (the total number of previous digits in the series)
+ (the previous number)
the mythbusters are my heroes. science AND danger. maybe i'll get my
dog to lick out my coffee cup each day. you would think that
something that gets boiling water poured into it each day would be
somewhat sanitary, and one less dish to wash, but apparently an
unwashed coffee cup is a great source of microscopic life, as it has
moisture, sugar and oils from the coffee, all the necessary
ingredients to sustain life.
c'mere billy - c'mon boy...
-steve
> S
> This gives (starting with '0') - 0, 1, 3, 6, 10, 16, 24, 34, 46,
60, 76, 94, 114, 137, 163, 192, 224, 259, 297, 338,...
>
> Is that it?
> M