Once you have submit, you can refresh the page. This won't regenerate a number but increase the loser or number count. I guess it's a bug because once some one will win, the guy could just keep refreshing and increase the count of Win by a lot... and for the moment it's pretty easy to increment the count of loss just by refreshing the wrong value.
Are You 1 in 1,000,000?
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Re: Are You 1 in 1,000,000?
#12One drop of sperm contains hundreds of millions of spermatozoa.
So the answer is no. I am not one in a million. I am much less likely than that.
Not that it makes me special in any kind of way, it's not as if I was the only one.
Re: Are You 1 in 1,000,000?
#13Uhh, this will be over tonight unless they put a captcha on this...
Re: Are You 1 in 1,000,000?
#14Suggest renaming to are you 1 in 1,000 or so at current traffic rates.
But then the name would not be accurate.
So take it down a few orders of magnitude, reserve the other domains and build it up from there, switch to higher magnitude domains as appropriate.
I can see a slight problem with botnet herders gaming the system too.
Re: Are You 1 in 1,000,000?
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#16Re: Are You 1 in 1,000,000?
#17There are billions of women on this planet. One drop of sperm contains hundreds of millions of spermatozoa. So the answer is no. I am not one in a million. I am much less likely than that. Not that it makes me special in any kind of way, it's not as if I was the only one.