The journey to 1,013,062,525,570,368 creative cells

[Colensocon1]

So I've just spent the last few hours constructing a monstrosity which holds 1,013,062,525,570,368 creative cells. Honestly dont know why i did this just wanted to push AE to its limits and find out what the thing says for quadrillion. Also this was done in creative if you cant tell

Check pics in the link below:
http://imgur.com/a/943G1

If the screenshots are too hard to read the current prefix's for items go K M G T P im presuming these align with real life storage mediums Kilo Mega Giga Tera Peta? Could be wrong see if you guys think of anything else

 

[mattp_12]

So I've just spent the last few hours constructing a monstrosity which holds 1,013,062,525,570,368 creative cells. Honestly dont know why i did this just wanted to push AE to its limits and find out what the thing says for quadrillion. Also this was done in creative if you cant tell

Check pics in the link below:
http://imgur.com/a/943G1

If the screenshots are too hard to read the current prefix's for items go K M G T P im presuming these align with real life storage mediums Kilo Mega Giga Tera Peta? Could be wrong see if you guys think of anything else

It would be a shame if the world was to... I don't know... Get corrupted.

 

[Harvest88]

It would be a shame if the world was to... I don't know... Get corrupted.

That's where backups come in. At least once daily on a smei active world and at least a few times a day for a more 24/7 acting world. Then keep at least 3 or so of them on file to ensure if one is corrupted then you have some others to roll back further but at least you can have a better chance of recovering SOMETHING.

 

[epidemia78]

Now put that in a spacial cell and then fill a new system with a billion copies

 

[ThatOneSlowking]

Now put that in a spacial cell and then fill a new system with a billion copies

And then put the whole system in its own cell.

 

[epidemia78]

And then put the whole system in its own cell.

Thats even worse than crossing proton beams! Our poor space-time continuum just cant handle the stress.