Happy Birthday! ;D
I dont usually look at the event calender, but now that somone has pointed it out…
Happy Birthday dude.
Oh, thank you =D
There’s still some 11 hours to go until june 1, but then I turn 30. Ack.
To celebrate both turning 30, and starting the new job on monday, I went out for dinner with a couple of friends last night.
I had a huge steak, some really nice wine, and a somewhat redundant desert. After that, we moved on to a calm pub for “a few” drinks.
I WAS going to get some coding done today, but it doesn’t look good. 
joyeux anniversaire
Happy birthday and congratulations for your new job!!
Happy birthday. You should publish a list of all your games and demos because I don’t know all of them and it would be interesting
Young bastard
Happy Birthday!!!
Hey only 3 days difference between our birthdays. I just turned 23 on the 28th.
Happy birthday!
happy bday Demonpants.
My birthday is June 1st as well! Some kind of sinister coincidence? :persecutioncomplex:
uh lets see … 365 days divided by 6+ billion people …
Happy birthday, epitaph.
Hmmm, 365 / 6,000,000,000 = 0.000000061.
june 5th lol. Happy B-Day to all!
6.0833333333333333333333333333333e-8 give or take
You’ve got the formula wrong … it’s 365 days divided amongst 6bn, which when translated into maths speak is 6bn/365 
Which actually makes an interesting recurring decimal figure. But otherwise about 16 million people will likely have that birthday… that is, of course, if it were evenly distributed… which it strangely isn’t!
Cas
Damn you just beat me to it ;D
I’d just say 1 out of 365 chance you have the same birthday. Didn’t know about that birthday paradox though, interesting
That birthday paradox explains a different problem though, doesn’t it? If I understand correctly, it doesn’t say that birthdays aren’t evenly distributed
Aye, 'tis not really a paradox, it’s just an example of people being completely unable to estimate probabilities in their heads.
Since you only need about 30ish people to be almost certain of a shared birthday, a community of this size having a shared birthdays isn’t that surprising really.
oh snap!
here we go:
16438356.164383561643835616438356
Exactamento!
Sinister coincidence or… and oddball of mathematical proof
Cas