Most exponents are reversed by GPU72 for trial factoring. Those exponents are released as they reach 2^74 or as first LL test demand requires. Almost all of those exponents are inactive and are simply held so that assignments are not released before they are ideally TF'd.

Assignments at 80-81M are starting to go out for TFing and P-1.

[QUOTE=flagrantflowers;385442]Most exponents are reversed by GPU72 for trial factoring. Those exponents are released as they reach 2^74 or as first LL test demand requires. Almost all of those exponents are inactive and are simply held so that assignments are not released before they are ideally TF'd.

Assignments at 80-81M are starting to go out for TFing and P-1.[/QUOTE]

Ahh, okay. That makes sense. Thank you for clearing that up for me!

[QUOTE=flagrantflowers;385442]Most exponents are reversed[/QUOTE]
No, that is wrong, they are only reserved...
We, at GPU72, do not reverse exponents. We would like to, but we don't know how... I would like to reverse all exponents to make them give prime mersenne numbers... :razz:

The rest is as you said, we fully agree there.

[QUOTE=LaurV;385466]No, that is wrong, they are only reserved[/QUOTE]

:missingteeth:

Now less than 25 to go...

Countdown to proving M(32582657) is the 44th Mersenne Prime: 22

[QUOTE=LaurV;385466]No, that is wrong, they are only reserved...
We, at GPU72, do not reverse exponents. We would like to, but we don't know how... I would like to reverse all exponents to make them give prime mersenne numbers... :razz:

The rest is as you said, we fully agree there.[/QUOTE]

Lysdexics of teh wrold untie!

[QUOTE=cuBerBruce;385481]Now less than 25 to go...

Countdown to proving M(32582657) is the 44th Mersenne Prime: 22[/QUOTE]

Dropping quickly!

Countdown to proving M(32582657) is the 44th Mersenne Prime: 20

[QUOTE=kladner;385485]Lysdexics of teh wrold untie![/QUOTE]

Dyslexia is frustrating, and hilarious at times. You proofread something five times and still miss obvious errors. I cannot for the life of me spell anything with two sets of double consonants.

What do you get when you cross a dyslexic, an insomniac and an athiest?

Ugh evangelical atheists are almost as bad as evangelical christians.

[QUOTE=petrw1;385492]What do you get when you cross a dyslexic, an insomniac and an athiest?[/QUOTE]

Sigh... An old (but good) joke...

Someone who stays awake wondering if there really is a dog.