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[Student]

OMG I'm In Love.

[ggrant3876]

i hate this about forums... but its the first time i notice it here.

Get those on this site all the time.

[DaYuMu6ft7]

OMG! - Have I've been gone that long? - How come nobody told me about the site change??

[hondamx525]

It happened today haha.

[DaYuMu6ft7]

Yo Honda - This is a Mess! - My eyeballs hurt trying to focus in.. Ugh! who choose this formate ? Who!

[djunio]

Theres a lot of exciting news today, too bad um at work and cant post til later.

[Student]

LoL^ And It's Not That Bad Dayum, Edwi Did It Though Complain To Him, Lulz I Feel Bad For The Guy.
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[ggrant3876]

This doesn't have anything to do with android or phone but was interesting.

In our 521st issue:

* Record 12-Million Digit Prime Number Nets $100,000 Prize

A worldwide volunteer computing project called the Great Internet
Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS) has discovered a 12-million-digit prime
number, netting $100,000 and a Cooperative Computing Award from the
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
The GIMPS PrimeNet network made the discovery on a computer at the
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Mathematics Department.
Computing manager Edson Smith installed and maintained the GIMPS
software at UCLA, and thousands of other volunteers also participated
in the search process. The discovery was hailed by Time magazine as
the 29th top invention of 2008.

EFF is able to give this award through a generous grant from an
anonymous donor. The $100,000 prize was earmarked for the first
discovered prime number of over 10 million digits.

For the full press release:
https://www.eff.org/press/archives/2009/10/14-0

For more about the Cooperative Computing Awards:
https://www.eff.org/awards/coop

[mckoy]

Where are the forum rules?

[olla86]

This doesn't have anything to do with android or phone but was interesting.

In our 521st issue:

* Record 12-Million Digit Prime Number Nets $100,000 Prize

A worldwide volunteer computing project called the Great Internet
Mersenne Prime Search (GIMPS) has discovered a 12-million-digit prime
number, netting $100,000 and a Cooperative Computing Award from the
Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
The GIMPS PrimeNet network made the discovery on a computer at the
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) Mathematics Department.
Computing manager Edson Smith installed and maintained the GIMPS
software at UCLA, and thousands of other volunteers also participated
in the search process. The discovery was hailed by Time magazine as
the 29th top invention of 2008.

EFF is able to give this award through a generous grant from an
anonymous donor. The $100,000 prize was earmarked for the first
discovered prime number of over 10 million digits.

For the full press release:
https://www.eff.org/press/archives/2009/10/14-0

For more about the Cooperative Computing Awards:
https://www.eff.org/awards/coop

very interesting project, as for me! I will watch your links immediately!