That is a directory. I want to get the user id of 100Mdpp.

Also the capital M would cause a problem.

I'm not sure why they stopped giving them out, but a few years back (4~5?) they stopped allowing #s at the beginning and capitals anywhere in the usernames. Any such names still around are now called "rares" that some people actively trade for others.

3321929041 no factor to 66 bits.

Also in Operation Billion Digits (and 100M) we will gradually need faster computers because of the high bits. So perhaps every week we could ask for every 50 MHZ higher, starting at 250 on Monday. In 5 weeks then we would have 500 MHZ and down computers.

The slower computers can help out in 100Mdpp there are large areas to be worked. This is well suited to the slower machines plugging away.

[QUOTE=clowns789]3321929041 no factor to 66 bits. [/QUOTE]

Shall I mark this number as active by you, or have you finished with this number for now?

I could factor it higher, but I was doing a double check so it might take a while. However, compared to a P180 it might be okay. So you could just put me as active.

[QUOTE=clowns789]I could factor it higher, but I was doing a double check so it might take a while. However, compared to a P180 it might be okay. So you could just put me as active.[/QUOTE]

Up to 71 bits?

Luigi

M3321928697 no factor from 2^71 to 2^72.

Luigi

[QUOTE=ET_]Up to 71 bits?

Luigi[/QUOTE]

Sure.

Hi! I like whimsical projects. Count me in for a bit :)
 

Then I take 3321928787 from 66 to 67.

Cedric Vonck is taking the following three numbers from 65 to 66 bits.

3321929411,65,66
3321929461,65,66
3321929519,65,66

I have updated the status page to show this.

[url]http://ElevenSmooth.com/Billion.html[/url]

William