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Pooh Bear 27
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Congrats.
It is becoming harder and harder to find a prime. Even in PPSE it seems they really are a lot more rare. Of course the numbers are getting larger and that is the reason, but it also has the feeling that something big is going to hit soon. The last time we went into the slump that it seems to be right now a large prime or two were found. I have several SOB's awaiting wingpeople, maybe one of them could be prime?
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Congrats on finding the big Prime.
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Gemjunkie
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Congrats! Which sub-project?
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Congrats!!
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Gemjunkie
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| Pooh Bear 27 wrote: | | Gemjunkie wrote: | Congrats! Which sub-project?
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If you clicked on the link, you can see 2^1290000, plus you see TwinGen, both which tell you it was an SGS. |
I did click on the link, but not spending nearly as much time at PG as you, neither 2^1290000 nor TwinGen immediately screamed SGS at me.
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Pooh Bear 27
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| Gemjunkie wrote: | I did click on the link, but not spending nearly as much time at PG as you, neither 2^1290000 nor TwinGen immediately screamed SGS at me.
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If you keep up with what is happening at PG on the forums, you would know that SGS has a fixed 2p. Also you would also know that Twin Prime Search was migrated into SGS. Plus my find of the the last world record twin prime that is in my signature is also given me a lot of knowledge on that one project.
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Gemjunkie
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I'm afraid I never visit the PG forums other than sometimes the challenge thread during a challenge.
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Ooohhh, matron.
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A subspecies of the genus Pun and distantly related to the Innuendo, a 'Double Entendre' is
distinguished by its extra length and added girth. Found throughout the heaving metropolii
of Europe through to the damp, dark bushy forests of South America, the Double Entrendre
has even made recent thrusts into North America.
Ooh, Matron!
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