I am especially pleased to welcome new member tomrom1@mac.com, who joined yesterday.
Can anybody tell why?
Clue: Doctor Q =
Can anybody tell why?
Clue: Doctor Q =
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Um ... 66 thousandth member?
Or, he has a really cool shirt?
Or, because he's asking to be spammed?
Do tell!
Or, he has a really cool shirt?
Or, because he's asking to be spammed?
Do tell!
Tom is someone we should know? is he on the apple team? he made MR one of the greatest forums with over 66,000 people?
Bless
Bless
Doctor Q said:
So once you are a member you are for good? cuz those guys havent posted anything from 2003.
Bless
emw said:His member number is 2^16, or 65536. As a geek, Doctor Q appreciates the whole 2^x concept, hence why he showed member numbers 16384 (2^14), 32768 (2^15), and 2 (2^1).
At least that's my guess
Very impressive, but I'm guessing you knew something we didn't. If you didn't know Doctor Q surely there's no way you would have gotten that, so how did you know?
It's too bad we don't have a suitable prize for tomrom1@mac.com, like they do when the 1,000,000th customer walks into a department store.
Maybe somebody will donate one of these to give him:
Maybe somebody will donate one of these to give him:
emw said:His member number is 2^16, or 65536. As a geek, Doctor Q appreciates the whole 2^x concept, hence why he showed member numbers 16384 (2^14), 32768 (2^15), and 2 (2^1).
At least that's my guess
impressive!
you know, girls like guys who got great skills
The only thing I saw between Caffeine, zoso98765, and chrberni was that they all joined in April.
Guess I'm not a real geek.
Guess I'm not a real geek.
Doctor Q said:It's too bad we don't have a suitable prize for tomrom1@mac.com, like they do when the 1,000,000th customer walks into a department store.
Maybe somebody will donate one of these to give him:
towers of hanoi.... now that is supremely g33ky.
FYI: http://www.superkids.com/aweb/tools/logic/towers/
It may be just me being dumb... But, I still don't get it, I think when I was in school I failed that class
So MacRumors has 66,000+ members? Great!
But's here's the real question: how many of these members are "active," meaning, how many post on a regular basis, say, once every two weeks, at least.
But's here's the real question: how many of these members are "active," meaning, how many post on a regular basis, say, once every two weeks, at least.
Click on the link which Tom has provided, and on the address bar you will see this https://forums.macrumors.com/member.php?action=getinfo&userid=65536.EricNau said:
This handy search screen lets you look up members by name. Type their name, press return, and if you click their name (or just hover over it and look at the status line) you'll see their member number.