And now below 140. Let's see what happens this time..

now below 130 digits

[QUOTE=Stargate38;449395]Hopefully this downdriver will stick. [/QUOTE]
Most probably not. We'll probably see another 20000 lines!

Now below 120 digits! :cool:

I meant until it was below 30 digits. What's the chance that it'll hold it that long? Seems pretty high, given that the sequence has dropped this far.

EDIT: Oops! I was hoping it would hold it longer.

Just lost the downdriver at i11181. :bangheadonwall:

It may regain it again, like it did at i10935. There's no driver at the moment, only a mutating guide. At the current rate, we're getting a new term every 1-2 minutes.

To make it a little easier for the database, let's [URL="http://factordb.com/sequences.php?se=1&aq=91901038409919778877643157776565267901484711624094452804992470776726931834980411313523560256435290609998758178617234&action=last&fr=0&to=100"]watch progress[/URL] from element #11180 ?

That's smart. Using a later element from the sequence prevents the DB from getting flooded with 4788 requests.

Uh-oh! It has 2^5*7. Thank goodness there's no 3.

EDIT: Just lost the 2^5*7.

[QUOTE=richs;449466]Just lost the downdriver at i11181. :bangheadonwall:[/QUOTE]

This sequence must hold the record for downdrivers lost (and the record for reacquired).

[QUOTE=Prime95;449472]This sequence must hold the record for downdrivers lost (and the record for reacquired).[/QUOTE]
That may be the case although it probably needs checking.
My other thought is whether it is possible to construct a sequence with more.