You Might be an Aspie if...

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If you punch yourself out of anger.

If you feel sorry for the caveman in the Geico commercial.

If you prefer spending time alone

Between a room full of machines or a room full of people you choose the the room with machines every time.

If you understand that space is not nothing.

If you find physics easy.

If you find physics honors easy.

I tended to get higher grades in classes I rated as difficult, because they required my strict attention and I knew what I had to do to get an A in those courses. In easier courses, I let my guard down and got Bs in classes that were rated as "easy A's" by most. Most of the time, they were the very last courses I needed to complete my requirements.

I see the same thing happening when I do Sudoku games. I have completed Hard and Expert level games easily because I pay strict attention to the placement of each number, but have become hopelessly turned around on games at the Medium level because I failed to pay attention.

Distributed computing is employed in the search for other primes:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIMPS
As for any relevance to #383, that link may have been included by accident.

You might be an Aspie if you work out the math of a situation covering the entire whiteboard in class, and then say "well... this is the complicated explanation. There's one that's much simpler, but I can't remember what it was..."
My physics teacher did this yesterday, and I now like him even better...

"#383 A Palindrome Prime, the last in the Quadratic Series"
Correction:There exists one more Palindrome Prime in the Quadratic Series:
#797 PS!! !

If you are nervous talking to your friends.