Interjection :
I'm now at TEST 100 ( 7988 digits ) phase 1 , TEST 83 phase 2.
Elapsed time: 26 days (40 % done )

During this time, I create also a table with useful informations about TESTs, digits of the downrun-sequence and times.
[URL="http://www.dict.cc/englisch-deutsch/interjection.html"] [/URL]

2^26827+77783 reserve engracio

:smile:

" 2^26827+77783 reserve engracio " Good luck with this 8k digit number !

It takes a full year !?


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Day 44 : Phase 1 , TEST 186 ; Phase 2 , TEST 161 : 24295/29728 bit

whachagonnado??? :sad:


[quote=Cybertronic;178565]" 2^26827+77783 reserve engracio " Good luck with this 8k digit number !

It takes a full year !?


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Day 44 : Phase 1 , TEST 186 ; Phase 2 , TEST 161 : 24295/29728 bit[/quote]

[quote=engracio;178597]whachagonnado??? :sad:[/quote]

Sorry , in german, I don't found a suitable translation for "whatcha gonna do "

[quote=Cybertronic;178604]Sorry , in german, I don't found a suitable translation for "whatcha gonna do "[/quote]

It just really meant to say, you have to do what you have to do.:smile: Was mach du?? maybe?

Anyway, the other one I have is 7700 digits compare to 8050, so not much difference really other than a few more weeks. Yes they are getting longer to finish.:sad:

Both are running now on core 2 E8500. because the older xeon 2.8 is getting long on the tooth and I figure would take longer to finish.

Based on your running time of 5 months for the number 2^22464+63691 (6763 digits) I calculated 12 months .

(8067/6763)^4.86 * 5 months = 12 months.

You need 25% more time for a 8067 digit number as a 7700 digit number.

At a rough estimate.

Thanks:smile:

[quote=Cybertronic;178614]Based on your running time of 5 months for the number 2^22464+63691 (6763 digits) I calculated 12 months .

(8067/6763)^4.86 * 5 months = 12 months.

You need 25% more time for a 8067 digit number as a 7700 digit number.

At a rough estimate.[/quote]

[quote=Cybertronic;178604]Sorry , in german, I don't found a suitable translation for "whatcha gonna do "[/quote]


This is English slang that technically combines 6 words into 3 (or 5 words into 3 if you count a contraction of 2 words as 1 word). Here is how it breaks down:

Watcha = "What're you" or "What are you" If you say that in English real fast, it kind of sounds like "Whatcha".

gonna = "going to" (same kind of thing said fast).

do = "do"

To be exact, it really means: "What're you going to do?" or "What are you going to do?"

Used in this context, it is generally meant to convey a situation where there is no good course of action. A specific answer is usually not expected.

The usual context for the "real" set of 5 or 6 words would be if someone was asking another a legitimate question about what their future plans are for something. In that case, an answer would be expected. But in this case, it's meant as a statement implying that the situation is not one with an easy answer. Therefore, it's generally optional as to whether the other person responds with an answer. More times than not, a specific answer is not given and the conversation continues down another path.


:smile: Gary

Thank you, Gary ! This was very extensive.

:-)

for a german like me, too, i use this link sometimes when my school-English isn't practicable:

[url]http://www.dict.cc/?s=whatcha+gonna+do[/url]