Yes, if ALL of the following conditions hold:
- Your file-system supports a file size of
O(2 ^ 256)
bytes
- Your hard-drive has a capacity of
O(2 ^ 256)
bytes
- Your life-expectancy is
O(2 ^ 256)
micro-seconds
Please note, however, that the number of atoms in the known universe is O(2 ^ 256)
, so with the current technology at hand it is quite impossible to store O(2 ^ 256)
bytes of information.
Also note that O(2 ^ 256)
micro-seconds is approximately the estimated age of the universe (13.7 billion years) times 8498555383074661855146468745466005103866
(that's an "8" followed by 40 digits).
You're not likely to live that long, and if the expansion of the universe will continue to accelerate at its current rate, then so is our planet, our solar system, and our galaxy (in fact any astral formation that we know of will be torn into elementary particles).
So of my statements above are possibly inacurate, so you might wanna post that on StackExchange site for astrophysics...