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#1343 |
Jun 2003
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#1344 |
"Daniel Jackson"
May 2011
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My DEP is set to "Turn on DEP for essential Windows Programs and Services only". How would it think NewPGen was an "essential Window Program or Service"?
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#1345 |
Jun 2007
Moscow,Russia
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I don't know if someone posted this proposal before me. If so, just delete this post.
I often factorise some small numbers (up to 90 digits or so) from http://www.factordb.com/listtype.php?t=3 in a batch mode. I usually get all numbers as a plaint text and put them in a batch file. Some times it would be nice to set an upper bound of number's length to get the exact range of desirable numbers to factor,f.e. from 1 to 90 digits. It would be quite usefull to get an opportunuty of putting the max value of decimal digits in selected numbers. I hope you understand what I meant. VolMike. Last fiddled with by VolMike on 2012-01-31 at 16:16 |
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#1346 | |
Oct 2006
Berlin, Germany
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#1347 |
Jun 2007
Moscow,Russia
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#1348 |
Oct 2006
Berlin, Germany
593 Posts |
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You can use my Perl script to fetch small composites from factorDB and factor them. You can run it in the background with low priority.
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#1349 |
May 2007
Kansas; USA
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When are the scan buttons going to be added back to the DB ? I really miss them for finding smaller factors.
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Jun 2007
Moscow,Russia
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#1351 |
Sep 2008
Krefeld, Germany
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#1352 |
Aug 2010
Kansas
22316 Posts |
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For the programmers: would it be feasible to add a tag to identify composites as a result of aliquot sequences? Thanks!
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#1353 |
Feb 2005
22×32×7 Posts |
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factordb may return incomplete factorization of a proper factor of a completely factored number.
E.g., for 10^486 - 1 it returns complete factorization (FF status), while for (10^486-1)/487 it returns incomplete factorization (CF status). Is it a bug or feature? |
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