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Currently assigned [SIZE=2]prior to March 1:
32582657 milestone [/SIZE]– 83 assignments (total assignments and countdown: 85).
[SIZE=2]57885161 milestone [/SIZE]– 235 assignments (total assignments: 810; countdown: [SIZE=2]6,807[/SIZE]).

October 1, 2014. All exponents below 31 million have been double-checked.

[QUOTE=NBtarheel_33;384139]October 1, 2014. All exponents below 31 million have been double-checked.[/QUOTE]

It looks like Electrino was a few hours too late for completing that last exponent for that milestone. Well, it looks like he still got approximately 32 GHz-days credit for the triple check.

[QUOTE=TheJudger;383609]Of topic but somehow not. :smile:
Did it two days ago.[/QUOTE]

Careful... That image proves you were using a device (or had someone doing it for you) to photograph your car's panel while you were doing something like 100 Km/h.

(Just in case it isn't clear, :smile:.)

[QUOTE=chalsall;384175]Careful... That image proves you were using a device (or had someone doing it for you) to photograph your car's panel while you were doing something like 100 Km/h.

(Just in case it isn't clear, :smile:.)[/QUOTE]

He's from Germany IIRC. 100 km/h is nothing on the Autobahn. 100 km/h in Bim on the other hand...well, that would catapult you clear across the country in a few seconds, eh? (Just kidding...it would take at least a minute...:smile:)

It's not about the speed, it's about using a phone/device and driving at the same time. In the Netherlands that can get you a fine of €227 (handsfree car-kits are allowed though). And they are quite strict in enforcing that law I've heard. With the busy traffic here, I for once think that is a good idea.

I've had my fair share of traffic tickets for "Traject-controles" (not sure if there is a good translation, but they measure average speed between two checkpoints on fixed places), they were practically invented here. Cruising between these point with an average >5 km/h above speedlimit, will get you a ticket, guaranteed. It's all automatic, the ticket will be in your mailbox a few days later. You can appeal all you like, but since it's an average, the excuse you were overtaking a truck/bus/etc won't work. You'll want to pay an extra cent more than the traffic ticket, the law enforcement is legally obliged to pay it back to you. And that is done by humans, just to give them a little payback (although I know I was wrong in the first place).

DC range @69bits
 

The DC range is now TFed to 69bits.

Countdown to proving M(32582657) is the 44th Mersenne Prime is now less than 50.

[QUOTE=legendarymudkip;384660]Countdown to proving M(32582657) is the 44th Mersenne Prime is now less than 50.[/QUOTE]


A lot of progress must have happened quickly:

Countdown to proving M(32582657) is the 44th Mersenne Prime: 30

Side note- the new website is shiny. Many kudos to whomever put in the time/effort!

[QUOTE=retina;381855]Using this query on the temporary new server:
[url]http://www.mersenne.org/report_LL/default.php?exp_lo=30000000&exp_hi=33219278&exp_date=&user_only=0&user_id=&exdchk=1&exbad=1&exfactor=1&txt=1&dispdate=1[/url]
And removing duplicates I show 2204 remaining exponents to finish all numbers below 10M decimal digits.[/QUOTE]As of now there appears to be 2[sup]8[/sup] remaining till there's no more.

[QUOTE] 58000000 55978 | 35934 359 17066 67 2552 | 2449 183 4 | 17049 |
59000000 55801 | 35892 80 18173 19 1637 | 1416 215 5 | 41 18152 |

60000000 55930 | 36129 109 17898 17 1777 | 2 238 5 | 1554 17893 |
61000000 55555 | 35810 138 18931 12 664 | 400 11 | 275 18921 |
62000000 55706 | 36157 119 18963 9 458 | 385 17 | 80 18948 |
63000000 55780 | 36007 131 18039 34 1569 | 2 1451 8 | 147 18034 |
64000000 55468 | 35903 47 9313 60 10145 | 1 7052 21 | 3152 9292 |
65000000 55569 | 36058 11 5403 64 14033 | 1254 3 407 5 | 12436 5395 |
66000000 55644 | 35981 2 3387 29 16245 | 1685 68 1255 12 | 13284 3357 |
67000000 55575 | 35962 5 3160 41 16407 | 212 699 5247 33 | 10296 3121 |
68000000 55332 | 35356 7 1895 27 18047 | 2798 193 14171 10 | 7 908 1882 |
69000000 55390 | 35792 4 3256 23 16315 | 18 333 15986 22 | 3234 |

70000000 55309 | 34630 3 301 5 20370 | 11681 310 8353 1 | 30 1 300 |
71000000 55285 | 34314 6 350 1 20614 | 15408 1293 3913 2 | 348 |
72000000 55431 | 34621 459 4 20347 | 15894 249 4313 3 | 351 |
73000000 55165 | 33869 1 365 2 20928 | 18669 358 2119 2 | 147 |
74000000 55050 | 33934 40 21076 | 17947 305 2836 | 1 27 |
75000000 55307 | 34032 51 21224 | 20013 4 1207 | 50 |
76000000 54924 | 34030 15 20879 | 20100 4 775 | 15 |
77000000 55009 | 33998 6 15 2 20988 | 18486 892 1605 1 | 14 |
78000000 54900 | 34091 21 20788 | 14374 358 6056 | 20 |
79000000 54938 | 33909 2 6 21021 | 20158 159 703 | 6 |[/QUOTE]

Am I reading this wrong or is virtually every exponent in the 70M to 80M range currently assigned?