Post your last paste!

[Hystericallify]

This game is simple, you have to post your last copy, no matter what it is. No cheating by copying something new, though.

"This game is simple, you have to post your last paste, no matter what it is. No cheating by copying something new, though." Hehe, I was trying to make the thread on the Off-Topic, but then moved to Forum Games, so I copied.

EDIT : Lol, Post your last copy**

 

[Stijn]

Can't Help Falling In Love - Elvis Presley

 

[Ikubi]

Don't ask.

 

[James.D]

I am not doing this that's inappropriate. (What I copied is..)

 

[Stijn]

I am not doing this that's inappropriate. (What I copied is..)

Oh my god do you watch ***** like every other human being?

 

[Vaangel]

My last paste:

God! Are'nt you a human?! Well I'm a zombie...

 

[Dean]

@MCJamesDavidson

 

[ShadowZenoX]

Pie?????? WHERE WERE GOING WE DONT NEED PIE!

 

[James.D]

http://www.minecraftsurvivalgames.com/threads/james-avatars.13414/#post-105305

 

[Dentalrednasty]

http://www.minecraftsurvivalgames.com/threads/tekkit-server-down.13498/

 

[bigp98]

i am not dc

Not very interesting i know.

 

[Dentalrednasty]

PHP 5.4 Benchmarks

Today I'm giving my first ever talk at OSCON - about PHP 5.4 (I'll also be giving my second ever talk at OSCON, about RESTful services; it's a busy day!). My talk includes some benchmarks which I thought I'd also share here, mostly because I like pretty graphs - and this one is pretty:

This graph shows the performance of four versions of PHP (because the bench.php script that lives in the php source tree didn't appear until 5.1). The axis up the left is the time it took to run the benchmark script - so a smaller number is better news.
For each run:

• I grabbed PHP source code for the newest version of each of PHP 5.1 through to PHP 5.4 (and then had to do that again 2 weeks later when we released new versions of PHP 5.3 and 5.4)
• Compiled them with their "vanilla" settings - none of these versions has any extensions added or is the PHP version I actually use
• Ran the bench.php script 10 times and collected the data (full table below)
• Averaged the data and put it on the nice google chart

If you're interested in the raw numbers, this is what I have:

Version run0 run1 run2 run3 run4 run5 run6 run7 run8 run9 avg
PHP 5.1.6 3.985 4.038 3.912 3.966 4.006 3.963 3.973 3.939 3.969 3.981 3.9732
PHP 5.2.17 4.28 4.147 4.005 4.071 4.116 4.096 4.054 4.099 4.077 4.103 4.1048
PHP 5.3.14 2.786 2.831 2.762 2.789 2.761 2.972 2.825 2.772 2.749 2.753 2.8
PHP 5.4.4 2.441 2.237 2.228 2.216 2.216 2.224 2.232 2.229 2.237 2.251 2.2511