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Looking at that script, when the time reaches 1113062400000 it should just say "Over 2075 megabytes"

I don't know what date that is though, it's too long for a unix timestamp and I can't really be bothered to look what javascript does with realtion to dates

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thats to stop frying the browser. technically it keeps increasing server side

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02.04.05 19:51
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Ah, they changed their javascript.
" quota.innerHTML = 'Over ' + CP[i - 1][1];"
it used to be
" quota.innerHTML = 'Over 2000';"

02.04.05 19:52
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Indeed, Zogger. After lazy inspection I found:
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var CP = [ [ 1112331600000, 1025 ], [ 1112439600000, 2050 ], [ 1113062400000, 2075 ] ];
quota.innerHTML = format(((now-ts) / (CP[i][0]-ts) * (CP[i][1]-bs)) + bs);

\n
Which rougly says that the formula for the amount of space now is ((time since interval mark) / (time between intervals)) * (future mb - mb at last timestamp) + mb at last timestamp).

Therefore one can conclude that the rate it increases depends on the time between each mb interval.

Also, "Date.getTime() is a prebuilt JavaScript method that returns the time elapsed from January 1st, 1970 to the current Date instance, in milliseconds."

Thus, you'd take the timestamp, divide by 10 to get seconds since Jan 1, and you'll have numbers in unixtime.

THen, you just need to convert the unix timestamp into a human-readable date, for example with this page.

According to that page, the counter will hit 2075mb on Saturday, April 9th 2005. The time it does so will vary a bit (i think) as i'm not sure if the number will depend on timezone (seems unlikely - if it did, then it stops / starts not at midnight.)

I presume they'll update the source as future times are added.

Indeed, Zogger. After lazy inspection I found:
[code]
var CP = [
 [ 1112331600000, 1025 ],
 [ 1112439600000, 2050 ],
 [ 1113062400000, 2075 ]
];

quota.innerHTML = format(((now-ts) / (CP[i][0]-ts) * (CP[i][1]-bs)) + bs); 
[/code]
Which rougly says that the formula for the amount of space now is ((time since interval mark) / (time between intervals)) * (future mb - mb at last timestamp) + mb at last timestamp).

Therefore one can conclude that the rate it increases depends on the time between each mb interval.

Also, "Date.getTime() is a prebuilt JavaScript method that returns the time elapsed from January 1st, 1970 to the current Date instance, in milliseconds."

Thus, you'd take the timestamp, divide by 10 to get seconds since Jan 1, and you'll have numbers in unixtime.

THen, you just need to convert the unix timestamp into a human-readable date, for example with <a href='http://www.4webhelp.net/us/timestamp.php?action=stamp&stamp=1113062400&timezone=0'>this page</a>.

According to that page, the counter will hit 2075mb on Saturday, April 9th 2005. The time it does so will vary a bit (i think) as i'm not sure if the number will depend on timezone (seems unlikely - if it did, then it stops / starts not at midnight.)

I presume they'll update the source as future times are added.

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Google Datapoints

	t	mb	t in human-time
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

In the editable text fields below, you can use 't#' and 'mb#' and those values will come from this table

Google Calculations We're [Override: ]
That means we're between and
Over this timeperiod (ms), we're increasing mb.
Thus,
Google is currently offering

Editable Timestamps Now:
User Timestamp 1: ()
User Timestamp 2: ()

User Calculation Results Timestamp Differance: UTS1 - UTS2 =
Elaspsed Time:

Am I a nerd yet?<br><br>

<form onSubmit='return false;' action=''>
<fieldset><legend>Google Datapoints</legend>
<table><tr><th></th><th>t</th><th>mb</th><th>t in human-time</th></tr>
<tr><td>1</td><td><input id='t1' value='1112331600000'></td><td><input id='mb1' value='1025'></td><td><input id='tt1' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>2</td><td><input id='t2' value='1112439600000'></td><td><input id='mb2' value='2050'></td><td><input id='tt2' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>3</td><td><input id='t3' value='1113062400000'></td><td><input id='mb3'value='2075'></td><td><input id='tt3' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>4</td><td><input id='t4' value='1113685200000'></td><td><input id='mb4' value='2100'></td><td><input id='tt4' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>5</td><td><input id='t5' value='1114930800000'></td><td><input id='mb5' value='2150'></td><td><input id='tt5' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>6</td><td><input id='t6' value='1117609200000'></td><td><input id='mb6' value='2250'></td><td><input id='tt6' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>7</td><td><input id='t7' value='1120201200000'></td><td><input id='mb7' value='2350'></td><td><input id='tt7' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>8</td><td><input id='t8' value='1122879600000'></td><td><input id='mb8' value='2450 
'></td><td><input id='tt8' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
<tr><td>9</td><td><input id='t9'></td><td><input id='mb9'></td><td><input id='tt9' size='40' readonly></td></tr>
</table>
In the editable text fields below, you can use 't#' and 'mb#' and those values will come from this table
</fieldset><br><br>
<fieldset><legend>Google Calculations</legend>
We're <input id='gcbetween' readonly size='35'> [Override: <input id='gcnewid' maxlength=1 size=1 value=0>]<br>
That means we're between <input id='gclow' readonly> and <input id='gchigh' readonly> <br>
Over this timeperiod (<input id='gcperiod' readonly>ms), we're increasing <input id='gcmbtotal' readonly>mb.<br>
Thus, <input id='gcmbs' readonly size='100'><br>
Google is currently offering <input id='gcfinalmb' readonly>
</fieldset><br><br>
<fieldset><legend>Editable Timestamps</legend>
Now: <input id='now' readonly><button onclick='copynow();'>--v</button><br>
User Timestamp 1: <input id='uts1'> (<input id='utst1' size='40' readonly>)<br>
User Timestamp 2: <input id='uts2' value='t2'> (<input id='utst2' size='40' readonly>)
</fieldset><br><br>

<fieldset><legend>User Calculation Results</legend>
Timestamp Differance: UTS1 - UTS2  = <input id='timediff' readonly><br>
Elaspsed Time: <input id='elapse' readonly size='80'>
</fieldset>
</form>
<script type='text/javascript'>
function el(id) {
  if (document.getElementById) {
    return document.getElementById(id);
  } else if (window[id]) {
    return window[id];
  }
  return null;
}
function v(id) {
  if(el(id) == null) {
    return null;
  }
  return el(id).value;
}
function vt(id) {
  var val = v(id);
  if(el(val) != null) {
    return v(val);
  } else {
    return val;
  }
}
function copynow() {
  el('uts1').value = el('now').value;
  return false;
}
function elapsedms(sms) {
  var time = new Date();
  time.setTime(sms)
  var years = time.getFullYear()-1970;
  var months = time.getMonth();
  var days = time.getDate();
  var hours = time.getHours();
  var min = time.getMinutes();
  var sec = time.getSeconds();
  var ms = time.getMilliseconds();
  return years+' years, '+months+' months, '+days+' days, '+hours+' hours, '+min+' minutes, and '+(sec+(ms/1000))+' seconds';
}
function datems(sms) {
  var time = new Date();
  time.setTime(sms)
  var years = time.getFullYear();
  var months = time.getMonth();
  var days = time.getDate();
  var hours = time.getHours();
  var min = time.getMinutes();
  var sec = time.getSeconds();
  var ms = time.getMilliseconds();
  return '(m/d/y) '+months+'/'+days+'/'+years+' '+hours+':'+min+':'+(sec+(ms/1000))+'';
}

function f(num) { 
  return num.toFixed(7);
}

function cr() {
  var now = (new Date).getTime();
  //Update now time
  el('now').value = now;

//Calculate Time Differance between user timestamps
  el('timediff').value = vt('uts1') - vt('uts2');
  el('elapse').value = elapsedms(v('timediff'));

//Calculate Google info

if(cancalc == 0) {
    el('gclow').value = '';
    el('gchigh').value = '';
    el('gcperiod').value = '';
    el('gcmbtotal').value = '';
    el('gcmbs').value = '';
  } else {
    el('gclow').value = vt('t'+i);
    el('gchigh').value = vt('t'+(i+1));
    el('gcperiod').value = vt('t'+(i+1)) - vt('t'+i);
    el('gcmbtotal').value = vt('mb'+(i+1)) - vt('mb'+i);
    mbms = el('gcmbtotal').value / el('gcperiod').value;
    mbs = mbms * 1000;
    mbm = mbs * 60;
    mbh = mbm * 60;
    mbd = mbh * 24;
    el('gcmbs').value = f(mbms)+'mb/ms, or '+f(mbs)+'mb/s, or '+f(mbm)+'mb/m, or '+f(mbh)+'mb/h, or '+f(mbd)+'mb/day';
    googmb = (mbms * (((new Date).getTime()) - parseInt(vt('t'+i)))) + parseInt(vt('mb'+i));
el('gcfinalmb').value = f(googmb)+'mb';

}
  //Convert Google Timestamps to text
  el('tt1').value = datems(vt('t1'));
  el('tt2').value = datems(vt('t2'));
  el('tt3').value = datems(vt('t3'));
  el('tt4').value = datems(vt('t4'));
  el('tt5').value = datems(vt('t5'));
  el('tt6').value = datems(vt('t6'));
  el('tt7').value = datems(vt('t7'));
  el('tt8').value = datems(vt('t8'));

//Convert User Timestamps to text
  el('utst1').value = datems(vt('uts1'));
  el('utst2').value = datems(vt('uts2'));
}
setInterval('cr();', 50);
el('uts1').value = (new Date).getTime();

</script>

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...And i just realized my great js doesnt work in IE. what a fucking shocker...

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looks good in firefox, and with I.E.. just being a peice of crap.. any one using it should be shot anyway.

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I'd like to see you do it in any less YBY. Look at the code

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I don't know what that is but the numbers counting up is well worth it.

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I don't see the use in constantly increasing the amount of storage it offers. It already has enough to allow you a small internet hard-drive for file storage.

But hey, if they will give it, people will use it.

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