Lets count to 10,000!

[redeye17]

15

 

Palindromes are good.

 

[phoexer]

1225

 

Might as well

[MYSTi]

1226

 

[Doctor Steel]

1227

 

 

(Still holding out for 1337... whoever manages to get that should get a couple Helions)

[TroJan-X]

1228!

 

yay

[Doctor Steel]

1228!

 

yay

 

1229

 

[phoexer]

1230

[Trippin]

1231

[Doctor Steel]

1232

[Trippin]

1233

[Doctor Steel]

1234

 

Yay! Sequential number!

[fhlyts]

1235

 

i wanna do math. i joined and i read from like pg 1-13. lol. i saw the contest! and the random jedi-ness.

 

|-111111*2(-(3^5))| = 53999946 <-- i did that math so... sry if its wrong.

 

uhh, calculator lead me to

http://www.gofor2and5.com.au/

that.

 

huh...

[Trippin]

1235

 

i wanna do math. i joined and i read from like pg 1-13. lol. i saw the contest! and the random jedi-ness.

 

|-111111*2(-(3^5))| = 53999946 <-- i did that math so... sry if its wrong.

 

uhh, calculator lead me to

http://www.gofor2and5.com.au/

that.

 

huh...

1236

 

and what the heck are you talking about???

[Doctor Steel]

1235

 

i wanna do math. i joined and i read from like pg 1-13. lol. i saw the contest! and the random jedi-ness.

 

|-111111*2(-(3^5))| = 53999946 <-- i did that math so... sry if its wrong.

 

uhh, calculator lead me to

http://www.gofor2and5.com.au/

that.

 

huh...

 

ehm... I think i see what you did, but why did you have all the ones? And why did you make it an absolute value? AND why the double parenthesis? I think this would've worked, eh?

|-1*2(3^5)|
But, since we're in an absolute value, let's cut out the middleman.
1*2(3^5).
Simplified even further:
2(3^5).
We get 486, an old type of CPU. 

 

By jove, we've uncovered it! This was a contest by Intel to discover what they made a long time ago!

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just kidding, no offense - i hope we can figure out the jedi-ness equation to this

[jjpriest25]

1236