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[NIGHTBRINGER]

Do they mean something to you?

Grrr, !mrahil

i suppose the first time they were random, but when quoted they were no more

They're the first five of what are called perfect numbers.

 

[Imrahil]

Perfect number

In number theory, a perfect number is a positive integer that is equal to the sum of its positive proper divisors, that is, divisors excluding the number itself. For instance, 6 has proper divisors 1, 2 and 3, and 1 + 2 + 3 = 6, so 6 is a perfect number. The next perfect number is 28, since 1 + 2 + 4 + 7 + 14 = 28.

Grrr, !mrahil

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

99

 

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[NIGHTBRINGER]

456684642313545

 

[Killer Angel]

2001

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

324

 

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[NIGHTBRINGER]

895

 

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895

...896?

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

...896?

Not random enough!

 

[Imrahil]

Not random enough!

I didn't jnow Randomness had a scale of measurement... what unit does it measure in?



Grrr, !mrahil

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

I didn't jnow Randomness had a scale of measurement... what unit does it measure in?



Grrr, !mrahil

Hmmm...

Randomness ≈ Entropy = Joules/Kelvin

 

[Imrahil]

One could argue that after 895, 896 is just as random a number as 4009773. One might even say picking 895 again classifies as well

Grrr, !mrahil

 

[Lord Agragax of Lunaxoatl]

We are all behind the View attachment 149707 -ball to win this threat.

Grrr, !mrahil

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

One could argue that after 895, 896 is just as random a number as 4009773. One might even say picking 895 again classifies as well

Grrr, !mrahil

And yet they tell you not to make your password something like 12345 for a reason.


The fact that is comes sequentially after 895 makes it less random. There is an order to it.

 

[Killer Angel]

And yet they tell you not to make your password something like 12345 for a reason.

 

[NIGHTBRINGER]

A universal truth.

 

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