>he writes numbers like this 1.000.000 not like this 1,000,000
>>60765245
I agree.
>using a full stop to separate sections of a whole number, which are continuous, and using a comma, which denotes continuity, to separate the whole number from the decimal.
>he does a thing different than me because he was born into a different culture
HAHAHAHAAHHAAHAHHA
> he's non American
HAHAHHHHHAHAHAAHABABBABABABAHAHAH
Why you always have to be different from others? You are so brits in this
>Using points or commas in non-decimal numbers.
Why do you fuckers have to be so damn retarded all the time?
>>60765357
so you don't have to read all the numbers you can just look at the commas to know the number
>>60765357
Helps break up large numbers into something more easily read.
Generally I don't do it in my working but I appreciate those who do.
>>60765322
I could still view this
How can you explain that?
>he does things
>uses commas and dots to express amounts
top kek, another jokes?
>>60765245
I write it 1 000 000 cause i'm not a nigger.
>>60765446
>>60765486
What if you use spaces, like any rational, non-drolling retard person would do?
>$19.99
>Nineteen dollars and ninety nine cents
>€19,99
>One thousand nine hundred ninety nine euros
>>60765508
fuck off proxy
>>60765552
Not a proxy fatty
>>60765552
chinese flags aren't even proxies most of the time
>>60765531
If I'm looking at columns and rows of large digit numbers then spacing can get a bit fucking gross and hard to differentiate data points. Commas at least show that you're dealing with the same number and eliminate any ambiguity from people's variance in penmanship when writing stuff down.
>tl;dr: stop chimping out Colombia.
>>60765568
i might be fat but at least i can't get v& for reading wikipedia
1000000000000000
what number is this
>>60765590
wikipedia isn't blocked in china
It's all britain's fault.
>>60765590
Wikipedia isnt blocked here, and if theres a page that is blocked, you can usually find it in English
>>60765603
>>60765622
then what IS blocked?
>>60765602
A thousand billions
>>60765602
1x10^15
:^)
>>60765639
google, youtube, porn, anti-government sites
>>60765622
So what about tiananmen square? Can you access that?
Or did I just get you v&?
what number is this
10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.
>>60765650
>porn
do chinks just not wank at all?
>>60765652
See pic. I didn't need to use my VPN
>>60765639
Nothing if you have a VPN. Snapchat, Facebook, all Google services, and some other crap I couldn't care about. Oddly enough I sometimes get Facebook messages and Snapchat even if my VPN is off
>>60765668
1x10^100 = 1 googol
>>60765668
Your weight in tonnes
>>60765693
they find sites that aren't blocked, use torrents, etc. JAV tends to be easily accessible, with some JAV actresses being well-known names
>Aoi Sora's account at Weibo(Twitter's counterpart in China) has nearly 15 million followers.
>>60765668
the reciprocal of your penis size
>>60765668
novemvigintillion
>HE USES A DOT INSTEAD OF A MULTIPLICATION SIGN
Other thing that bothers me is that anglos use short system while we are taught in long system. So for them a thousand millions represent a billion, while for us a billion is one million of millions.
Admittedly the short one works better, but it brings some confusion when people say "gringo spends a billion dollars in x".
>>60765993
Hey mate where's my (You) or are you just BTFO by my reply >>60765580
>USA is MM/DD/YYYY
It is unfortunate.
DD/MM/YYYY masterrace.
>>60766023
I don't know which job you do that makes you look at obnoxiously big numbers.
100 000 000 000 000 000 000 is still perfectly readable for me, if you can't then we could just agree to disagree.
In spanish we just don't do that, the RAE specifically discourages using punctuation for big numbers, only commas for decimals.
>>60766046
> July fourteenth, 2016
Vs
> Fourteen July 2016
Turn that proxy off moron
>>60766249
There's nothing wrong with saying "fourteen of july". It's actually more neat than "july fourteenth"
>>60766249
>Fourteen July 2016
you mean
>the 14th of July
>>60766046
It does make more sense to go smallest to largest (day, month, year) honestly
>>60766221
>100 000 000 000 000 000 000
reads like shit to be quite honest, I prefer with periods
>>60765615
The fuck is red? Have they not developed math yet?
>>60766672
I think they write numbers differently in Arabic.
Why do Americans use the month-day-year system
and then celebrate the Fourth of July?
>>60765668
>be american
>can't read numbers without some special help
>get shot
