{ the first ten digits in e that form a prime }.com

[eub]

Saw a billboard today.

{ the first ten digits in e that form a prime }.com

To the best of my recollection.

But that would be 7413596629 (appearing at position 123), and there's no 7413596629.com.

Good evening. Viral marketing has disappeared up its own bum.

Comments

[eub.livejournal.com]

My mistake. 7427466391.

hrm

[hattifattener]

the numbers on the page that links to are at offsets 0, 6, 22, and 98 in e. nothing jumps out at me, except for the possibility of writing a perl script to run through the next couple hundred offsets. which wouldn't work because they'd lock out the account first.

Where was the billboard?

Re: hrm

[hattifattener]

ah, I see, it's a google recruitment ad. Googling, of course, turns up this fact and the blog where someone has posted the answer. (the offsets aren't significant.)

Re: hrm

[eub.livejournal.com]

The offsets aren't significant? Like I'm going to work for such people with no taste.

It was on a building facing the west side of I-5, a bit south of 90.