POST LOTS AND LOTS AND LOTS OF PRIMES HERE

[segmtfault]

Congratulations Larry :)

Again from the 2nd drive:
235*2^312345-1 (94028 digits)
133*2^312359-1 (94032 digits)

[amphoria]

From the 2nd drive:

167*2^314000-1 (94526 digits)

[amphoria]

From choose your own k:

5169615*2^421193-1 (126799 digits)

This was after a gap of about 103000 from the previous prime.

[lsoule]

We're closing in on 15k in the top-5000 list now for # of primes
(285 vs. 283)

[amphoria]

From the 2nd drive:

235*2^315773-1 (95060 digits)
167*2^315872-1 (95090 digits)

[Kosmaj]

From the First Drive
1952775825*2^351809-1 (105915 digits)
67342275*2^353411-1 (106396 digits)

k<300
277*2^490805-1 (147750 digits)

[amphoria]

From choose your own k:

5169615*2^421525-1 (126899 digits)

[lsoule]

Close on the heels of the prime at n=421193. I guess that K was trying
to make up for the large gap between the previous primes.

[amphoria]

Strangely enough I was half expecting to find another fairly quickly, although perhaps not quite that quickly!

[lsoule]

From the 2nd drive:
181*2^327407-1 (98562 digits)

[amphoria]

From a k I picked myself:

834405*2^237900-1 (71621 digits)