Re: D3/Linux Printer Misbehavin'

#11

I already have a lot of CPUs running BOINC for Einstein@Home looking for
Pulsars. :P I could share my workunit time, but I'm nearing 1400 avg
credits with Einstein. <G>

Glen

"Tom deL" <ted (AT) blackflute (DOT) com> wrote

Quote:

OK, it is time to show our community spirit.

I propose that we initiate a project to find Glen's errant bits. It
should be modeled after a project my brother who works for NASA pointed
me to:
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/

Glen, get to work coding and we can all get our microscopes going!

#12

1400 is a good number, Glen. To break in a new CPU I've been running
BOINC too. With this one system and about 14 days of activity I'm
averaging:
148 credits with Predictor@home
76 with SETI (had it up to 88, turned it off a while)
105 with World Community Grid
and it's crunching on Ralph@Home = Rosetta Alpha
Before adding more projects I'd like to see this set stablize.

Donate your extra CPU power to BOINC projects
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/
And your eyes to Stardust (AT) Home (DOT)

T

"Glen B" wrote:

Quote:

I already have a lot of CPUs running BOINC for Einstein@Home looking for
Pulsars. :P I could share my workunit time, but I'm nearing 1400 avg
credits with Einstein. <G

Glen

"Tom deL" <ted (AT) blackflute (DOT) com> wrote in message
news:1141428924.572722.224590 (AT) p10g2000cwp (DOT) googlegroups.com...
OK, it is time to show our community spirit.

I propose that we initiate a project to find Glen's errant bits. It
should be modeled after a project my brother who works for NASA pointed
me to:
http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/

Glen, get to work coding and we can all get our microscopes going!

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