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my parents had a 3+ hour flight delay/re-routing in 3 consecutive years coming back in the same holiday period - not frequent fliers, rather frequently delayed

the ?apo and ?back links will do some nice statistics on click generation, and the numbers regarding user participation after first and second launch in an open source project will be good too.

might we see a paper coming in the future about this stunt? maybe an internal memo with a proper TPS report on how to maximize open source participation. of course release to the unnamed company internally only, let's call it Initech.

>php abc.php

  Looking for 8+8+0+9 being 6 : found 2+2+1+1 : 6
  Looking for 7+1+1+1 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 2+1+7+2 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 6+6+6+6 being 4 : found 1+1+1+1 : 4
  Looking for 1+1+1+1 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 3+2+1+3 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 7+6+6+2 being 2 : found 0+1+1+0 : 2
  Looking for 9+3+1+3 being 1 : found 1+0+0+0 : 1
  Looking for 0+0+0+0 being 4 : found 1+1+1+1 : 4
  Looking for 2+2+2+2 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 3+3+3+3 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 5+5+5+5 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 8+1+9+3 being 3 : found 2+0+1+0 : 3
  Looking for 8+0+9+6 being 5 : found 2+1+1+1 : 5
  Looking for 1+0+1+2 being 1 : found 0+1+0+0 : 1
  Looking for 7+7+7+7 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 9+9+9+9 being 4 : found 1+1+1+1 : 4
  Looking for 7+7+5+6 being 1 : found 0+0+0+1 : 1
  Looking for 6+8+5+5 being 3 : found 1+2+0+0 : 3
  Looking for 9+8+8+1 being 5 : found 1+2+2+0 : 5
  Looking for 5+5+3+1 being 0 : found 0+0+0+0 : 0
  Looking for 2+5+8+1 being 2 : found 0+0+2+0 : 2

:D

If you think kids are good at simplifying, just go on Draw Anything and try to figure out some of their drawings.

I came to the same conclusion alas with some different thought process behind it - all prime numbers are actually 0, the 0 we increase to 1. Then what's left dividable by 3 a 1, and what's left dividable by 2 a 2...

I guess that might be some sort of overcomplicating it, but I was quite happy until I scrolled to the bottom

Try to flush your DNS with ipconfig /flushdns if you get an AWS beanstalk instance or go directly to the new IP at http://50.57.178.108/