you are correct. I miss read the math world article about them.
for the number to be prime, n must be prime, but that does indeed not exclude n being prime and the number being composite. it just says that you cannot have a prime mersenne number if n is composite.
when n is prime is the only time a mersenne number is prime.
the reason for this is that you have a series of 2's. by itself, that series is divisible by 2k where k n. if you subtract 1 from the number however 2k is no longer a divisor and since the original number's factors were only of the form 2k there can be no other factors.
these are "adult" stem cells. I quote adult because they come from the patient's bone marrow, not from some lump of cells that could become a human if it was not abandoned and left frozen and forgotten.
tied in in 6 months and not fully deployed for 2 years. all that tech is part of windows and OS X now if you count the development software... like I know you are doing in Linux.
hardware lockin? how? you planning on building your own system? OS lockin sounds more like what you are concerned about and that is not a problem at all. Linux, BSD, Pegos...etc.
coreImage is an API that will make it easier for developers to used the GFX card for processing images. it will scale to the abilities of the card. the GUI will not have any need for it.
the underlying technologies that allows for those effects are what will promote new usability features. the 2D GUI is maxed out for usability... now we have a 3d accelerated GUI based on PS/PDF.... that is where the future lies... though I think Windows will have their GUI based on.DOC bleh
no... because basing it on OpenGL means that they are abstracting the GUI from the GFX card and the GUI will run on a computer that does not have the right hardware. if the right GFX card existed in the system, all the better.
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you are correct. I miss read the math world article about them.
for the number to be prime, n must be prime, but that does indeed not exclude n being prime and the number being composite. it just says that you cannot have a prime mersenne number if n is composite.
umm... the form of the formula is off.
mersenne number is of the form:
(2^n) -1
when n is prime is the only time a mersenne number is prime.
the reason for this is that you have a series of 2's. by itself, that series is divisible by 2k where k n. if you subtract 1 from the number however 2k is no longer a divisor and since the original number's factors were only of the form 2k there can be no other factors.
numbers of sufficient size and primacy can be used to cypher.
call this new prime p.
the largest prime is now:
(2^p) - 1
since for all mersenne numbers, which are of the form (2^n) -1, when n is prime the the mersenne number is prime.
soooooooo
do I win something?
(2^((2^25,964,951) - 1) ) -1
these are "adult" stem cells. I quote adult because they come from the patient's bone marrow, not from some lump of cells that could become a human if it was not abandoned and left frozen and forgotten.
shut the fuck up loser.
tied in in 6 months and not fully deployed for 2 years. all that tech is part of windows and OS X now if you count the development software... like I know you are doing in Linux.
woops.. I meant 80%. inverted my figures.
that is what will make the photo even more popular.
because their market dominance in the browser is decreasing and has gone below 20% on many active websites.
hardware lockin? how? you planning on building your own system? OS lockin sounds more like what you are concerned about and that is not a problem at all. Linux, BSD, Pegos...etc.
remember mercury rising?
dupe dupe dupe or earl
dupe dupe dupe of earl....
nice uninformed moronic opinion there.
just buy the 20 hour replacement battery for it.
it takes less power to send a photonic signal than an electronic signal. so the answer to your question is... NO!!!
but it is a laser. so try reading!!!!
you think nature would publish something about a laser that is not really a laser?
or all optical everything except the PSU!!!
perhaps a mix of vulcans and antarians.
coreImage is an API that will make it easier for developers to used the GFX card for processing images. it will scale to the abilities of the card. the GUI will not have any need for it.
the underlying technologies that allows for those effects are what will promote new usability features. the 2D GUI is maxed out for usability... now we have a 3d accelerated GUI based on PS/PDF.... that is where the future lies... though I think Windows will have their GUI based on .DOC bleh
no... because basing it on OpenGL means that they are abstracting the GUI from the GFX card and the GUI will run on a computer that does not have the right hardware. if the right GFX card existed in the system, all the better.
connectivity does not mean that everyone is on the sam network dork.
then we can get wiFi with perfect reception everywhere.