Can I just slit my wrists now and put myself out of my misery? lmao

Cleaning up this thread is like cleaning out one's basement, closet, attic, or garage. LOOOOOOONG and BOOOOOORING! BTW, I deleted my last post where I said I was commencing cleaning up and remarked how boring it was. No use to bore people with extra numerous posts by me; well, not any more than I usually do. :smile:

Once again I deleted about 100-200 of them today but this was an extra long session (2-3 hours) because I wanted specific records on the # of primes that NPLB has found in a 24-hour time-frame. So any time there was a clumping of primes, I put the times and # of primes in a spreadsheet. I have kept quite a few posts in which records were set and at the final post of those 24 hour time frames, I put an "admin edit" in bold that listed the record set.

I'll put a compilation of the records in the news thread.

Fortunately most of the records would have been set in the first few months of the project since the ranges were smaller so hopefully I'll be able to complete the cleanup in the next couple of days.


Gary

I could put up a php page that can pull primes for each specific user, which could show the username date/time stamp, k and n ...
Problem with this nplb database is a lot of folks are doing personal knpairs, so all that data is not getting into the database.

Kman has a prime on port 400.

That one is weird. That should have gone directly to his email addy with cc to you.
I'll have to dig to see where it went awry...
If you look into the teams database, you will see his email address is listed.
I forwarded a copy off to him just now.

[quote=IronBits;156157]That one is weird. That should have gone directly to his email addy with cc to you.
I'll have to dig to see where it went awry...
If you look into the teams database, you will see his email address is listed.
I forwarded a copy off to him just now.[/quote]


I did get a cc on it. I saw it on the port 400 page and then saw it later in my Email.

user=Kman1293
[2008-12-31 16:04:40]
543*2^609174-1 is prime! Time : 1595.0 sec.

859*2^605575-1 is prime (Drive 7 range)

Tneural has a prime on port 5000 from early today. I have sent him a PM.

747*2^610126-1

here [url]http://primes.utm.edu/primes/page.php?id=86103[/url]
rank #1090

399*2^629840-1 is prime

455*2^615036-1 is prime (Drive 5 range)