An example formula:
( (8)^11 mod 2068434721 ) * 8
or in Ruby Script:
enc = 8**11%2068434721
7.times do
enc = enc**11 mod 2068434721
end
With large enough primes, this crashes my computer.
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@LWFlouisa My server has pretty latex formatting. So I'm spoiled and my eyes were offended by the formatting :)
@freemo Formatting has never been my strong suit, that's for sure.
@LWFlouisa You couldn't see it on your server anyway. It would only render the latex and make the equation look proper if you were on my server :)
@LWFlouisa No, it isnt done with a ruby script, it is done via javascript. I'd have to create a screenshot to show you if your confused...
@freemo Ahah through Javascript. That would explain a bit.
@freemo The answer always seems to be Javascript, if you want to do a blog with a submission button.
@freemo I've wanted something like a wordpress or blogger I would run on my own instance for some time, so I can focus on making my hard coded site pretty in other ways.
@freemo Can you actually run Ruby scripts in the browser? I had just kind of assumed you couldn't. that it was like markdown and php.