Dropping 544218 ( 2^3 · 3 · 23 · 37 · 47 · C118 ) with 1000 curves done at 3e6

[QUOTE=henryzz;353802]I could add them using regex and sorting but removing them later would be a pain. It would also overflow the first post. I have added a link the the first post this time. That has worked reasonably in the past.
I should create some scripts sometime. Part of the trouble is that sort of language is far from my specialty. It means I put off doing it.[/QUOTE]

OK, I'll delete them from my post as I finish them so that random searchers of the forum don't get confused, if that makes sense.

[QUOTE=fivemack;353825]OK, I'll delete them from my post as I finish them so that random searchers of the forum don't get confused, if that makes sense.[/QUOTE]
That makes sense. If you post when there aren't that many remaining(<20 maybe?) I will add them to the first post. Even then it will depend on how long you expect to have them for then. If it is a day or 2 it won't be worth so much effort etc.

Sequence 146272 progressed to index 1527.

Working on 146272:1528 = (132 digits)= 2^2*181*C129

Drop 968952 ( 2^3 * 3 * 5^2 * 538331 * 93380214792127 * C116 ), 1k @ 3e6

Reserving 977328

Drop 961944 (2^4 * 7 * 31 * C121); 1500 @ 3e6

Drop 596580 (2^5 * 3 * 7 * 86857 * C129) 3600@3e6

Reserving 549774

Drop 99312. 2^7 * 85889 * C139 (7k @ 3e6)

This is still unstable, maybe it will do something interesting next iteration - certainly it will get smaller - but I have enough sequences and should leave some for other people.

Dropping 558528; it did nothing of interest