Prime Birthday numbers.

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Originally Posted by bennator

71587, which I'm too lazy to factor, as neither 5, 3, 9, 10 nor 2 evenly go into it.

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Well, 10 isn't prime...but eh. It would've taken you a while to get to the next prime, which is 107. But without further ado:

7151987 = 107*66481

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Originally Posted by DarK Cha0s

Me neither. But do mine. =p

January 2, 1988.

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:eek: holy crap.....mines January 2, 1987

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Originally Posted by Yu-Yevon

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Originally Posted by DarK Cha0s

Me neither. But do mine. =p

January 2, 1988.

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:eek: holy crap.....mines January 2, 1987

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Unfortunately, yours is not a prime number, but I have broken it down for you.

199*613

12,071,988 A m/d/y
7,121,988 B d/m/y

2*2*3*3*71*4723 A
2*2*3*3*181*1093 B
I was just using trial and error with calcX.x; that 71 was a surprise though.

and I sure hope seedrankLou was right and 1093 is primeX.x; it took a long time to get to 181.

Eh, I probably did one or the other or both wrongxD

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Originally Posted by Lindy

There's one problem I see with this.

The american date system, as far as I know, days kinda work up into months, AND NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND.

Seconds -> Minutes -> Hours -> Days -> Weeks -> Months -> Years

As far as I know, hours don't instantly go into months now, do they?

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I'd personally have issues with using months, as their lengths often vary. Even so, the International system of DD-MM-YY is also irritating to me. I prefer YY-MM-DD, because it is easiest to quicksort files and other things like that. :p