It has been proven, by the way, that there is no largest prime number

It's been proven in more than one way, too.

I once wrote a TI Basic program to find prime numbers that used this pattern I found among the spacing between primes. I think it was able to count out about 1000 primes in rhe first hour and could also save its state at any time so you wouldn't have to start over.

Very nice. I don't remember where it starts, but there is a point where primes are basically spaced 2, then 4 apart.  So, for example, starting with 1.  1+4=5. 5+2=7. 7+4=11. 11+2=13. 13+4=17, etc.

That can work, too. Regardless of if it's he or she, though, if it's made by an anime fan, it needs to be PG-rated. *glares at Genolo*

Oh, and I worked all day on that female icon that was sure to give guys a nose bleed.... j/k

I imagine. That said, maybe if Xeda ever gets interested in Prizm hex...

I could write a compiler, but I don't have a prizm and actually testing would be a pain to make sure everything worked correctly.

Quote from: _player1537 on January 08, 2011, 04:42:52 pm

Could omnimaga detect if you are on an iPod, and switch to wap2 if so?

I think that is dependent on the iPod's software.

Yes and no. It's easily detectable, it's the switching of the themes that's the hard part.  I don't know if smf allows it dynamically like that.

It could probably be done via the user agent string.

And he goes and ninjas me. But yes, it can.

I ninja'd you with the conversation from my IRC logs.

This I see.

Well, not every browser can block stuff, though.

For my cypher program, QFIBCODE, I need something that can take letters and turn them into numbers (and back again) for the user, so they don't have to remember that A=1, B=2, etc. for themselves, the calculator does the translating for them.

Well, let's see, you could do that fairly easy with inString, since it returns the position. So, assuming Str2 was whatever character you wanted to find the number for:
inString("ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ",Str2)
Should give you the location, or 0 if Str2 wasn't A-Z

I hope you lost nothing, though.

I remember during my 2002-03 coding craze (when I coded 10 hours a day, even on school days) my batteries died once and I had no money to buy new ones. I was bored to death for 2 days X.x

I thank the man who invented rechargeable batteries.  I have 8, so I always have a set to switch out when I'm at home.