zillions

We almost always measured that as price times the number of sold items but there are zillions of other possible metrics, especially if the price is zero.

Twitter's cache service had to deal with clients rampaging to all load the same key zillions of times, for example.

There are still zillions of free-software projects written in C, and probably most of them could benefit from upgrading to Cyclone.

His books are dry, but he gives enjoyable talks, zillions of which are on youtube.

There are zillions of proposals for new languages around at any particular moment in time.

E.g., during the 2008 crash, we spent zillions of dollars propping up the economy until things got better.

But in the real world, I cannot efficiently evaluate the accuracy because it depends on zillions of parameters.

There are tons of tutorials and zillions of free plugins, resources etc.

I'm worried about the zillions of people who do use Windows and who will thoughtlessly enable this because it seems convenient.

Stross (edit: guest poster Hugh Hancock) and zillions of others are complaining about the outcome of this dynamic, not proposing any way to change it.

The procedurally generated worlds, who really cares about the zillions of worlds you can explore, after you've visited five or so, you've seen them all.

IKE is a pain (and usually requires certificates, which are very hard to parse correctly), and supporting all the zillions of options is extremely expensive.

I wish all those zillions of web agencies and "professionals" who are stuck in last century would be able to write code as good as this.