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- You must log in to be able to postKAMasud: Americans speak Pidgin English like third world. Queens english or Victorian or King Johns, Never mind, concept difficult.02-04 03:48147000: When we gave up pounds for the whole "keep your tongue in your mouth, but its a thaler" thing.
02-04 02:02GalaxyIce: Checks? You still use them in the USA? We use plastic in the UK. Most of us gave up cheques yonks ago
02-04 00:01zreality: Cheques. Well, I learn something new every day! Thank you so very much for that! Still friends?!!02-03 22:41NATE1: A cheque (or check in American English)02-03 20:48Malcolm Beeson: Why do Americans claim they speak English? "checks" indeed! Cheques.
& I'm French anyway02-03 20:34zreality: @KAMusad - I completely agree with you! I know my place. That's why I write a lot of checks. $$$02-03 03:24KAMasud: Self control is difficult but after a reality check, things drop into their relevant places.02-03 02:31
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Project list Projects Users last day Hosts last day Teams last day Countries last day Total credit last day Last XML update BOINC combined 2,337,142 +550 6,867,450 +4,372 94,664 +3 273 0 822,447,875,138 +1,130,152,285 PrimeGrid 47,960 +25 152,607 +71 2,342 +1 185 0 150,623,175,100 +295,532,373 03:27:01 oldMoo! Wrapper 2,424 +4 6,462 +16 343 0 88 0 25,370,493,463 +134,871,870 01:59:04 oldCollatz Conjecture 26,138 +12 59,204 +45 1,236 +1 157 0 92,748,248,517 +122,495,691 02:04:03 oldSETI@Home 1,250,696 +284 3,090,069 +1,373 60,022 -1 234 0 130,653,860,483 +129,850,247 06:08:12 oldMilkyWay@home 127,045 +129 248,819 +269 3,092 +1 203 0 114,091,816,771 +150,545,593 01:34:01 oldGPUGRID 14,811 +14 27,055 +26 991 +1 128 0 36,533,454,141 +90,773,468 04:34:04 oldWorld Community Grid 372,430 +60 1,384,489 +833 20,584 +5 220 0 55,962,684,319 +66,161,160 03:31:37 oldEinstein@Home 313,138 +86 2,193,740 +2,353 10,156 +2 222 0 44,492,678,223 +58,393,959 08:58:46 oldDistrRTgen 9,674 0 19,933 0 538 0 135 0 13,707,106,137 0 6 days 03:44:05 oldPOEM@HOME 31,694 +19 82,062 +46 1,166 0 155 0 3,316,912,344 +13,393,826 02:44:01 oldRosetta@Home 334,354 +59 1,039,631 +247 9,700 0 222 0 17,181,307,198 +12,465,896 03:28:55 oldClimate Prediction 255,739 +115 516,746 +299 7,510 +4 220 0 17,250,533,209 +22,472,133 01:54:03 oldDocking@Home 27,110 +6 70,213 +30 977 +2 138 0 2,549,159,726 +2,971,383 05:54:02 oldMalaria Control 59,103 +23 136,339 +68 2,037 0 208 0 1,889,881,167 +2,866,238 05:33:01 oldQMC@Home 48,064 +4 123,506 +21 2,144 0 177 0 4,580,109,228 +2,449,786 05:14:01 oldThis list only shows the 15 most active projects. Go here to see the full list. News from the projects: 2012-02-04: RADIOACTIVE@HOME - Detectors releasing - how we doing it? Because I get loads of PM's and emails with same question than I feel that I should explain some details.
1. We ship detectors in batches. We (as people involved in project) can't afford costs of hundreds detectors and for this reason we collect orders on this way.
2. We cannot make "few" detectors - parts prices are really depend on quantity ordered. One detector cost is about 27 Euro in batch order, single one maybe cost 50-70 Euro - I don't really know, because big part in single detector order will be... parcel prices (we have 6 suppliers for parts) and preparing PCB.
3. We not make any profit on detectors or project itself and we can't supply more money on project then server cost and developing new prototypes, etc.
4. Every batch order is announced firstly on our web site, usually few weeks before we start collecting money.
5. We can't give you real price for detector on next release for two reasons:
a) Euro cost are various - change to often to say what happened in next two months period
b) we would like to put different power module on next batch (not dependent on our, custom transformer) - this can or maybe not impact on price, we don't know yet.
I hope most yours questions about ordering are answered in this few points.
If you have more questions, please feel free to ask on our forum.2012-02-03: PrimeGrid - Call for arms: full doublecheck of TRP We have recently started a limited doublecheck effort for The Riesel Problem and this has very quickly yielded a prime, which means that the results that we obtained from Riesel Sieve project cannot be trusted 100%. Therefore we have decided to run a full doublecheck effort.
We would like to quickly go through the doublecheck ranges and resume our original search, so we would like to ask you to consider redirecting any resources you may have available to The Riesel Problem (TRP) subproject. You can do that by visiting project preferences page.
Applications are available for Windows, Linux and Mac. 32bit applications will be sent to 64bit hosts.2012-02-03: RNA World - Thanks to the charity race participants Now that the 2012 charity race is over we would like to thank all the participants for crunching away an amazing pile of work units! You guys are just terrific! ;-)
Michael.2012-02-03: PrimeGrid - Prime found for the Riesel Problem On 2 Feb 2012, 21:30:55 UTC, PrimeGrid?s The Riesel Problem project eliminated k=162941 by finding the prime: 162941*2^993718-1
The prime is 299,145 digits long and will enter Chris Caldwell's The Largest Known Primes Database ranked 1536th overall. This prime was found while exploring a suspected gap in a previously searched range. This is PrimeGrid's 8th elimination. 56 k's now remain.
The discovery was made by Dmitry Domanov (unconnected) of Russia using an Intel Xeon @ 3.60GHz with 2 GB RAM running Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x86. This computer took just over 1 hour 5 minutes to complete the primality test using LLR. Dmitry is a member of Team Russia.
For more details, please see the official announcement.2012-02-02: Albert@Home - New OpenCL application released: v1.20 Discussion of the new app version takes place over in this thread.
Best,
Oliver2012-02-02: LHC Test4Theory@Home - New Virtual Machine released Dear all,
We are very happy to announce that we have released today a new virtual machine (cernvm_2.5.1-3-1).
This new version has several improvements at the low level that will help to improve the number of returned successful jobs.
You will get the new virtual machine when all the jobs with the previous VM version have been processed.
Best regards,
The team.2012-02-02: NumberFields@home - The 5th subfield is now finished. Once again, thank you to all our volunteers. We couldn't do this without you guys. I should also mention that the 2nd application has reached a new milestone, and has progressed to the next level of that search. For those who are interested, a list of the newest fields can be found via the link on the main page (the new fields are under the heading "decics with a quadratic subfield", near the bottom). 2012-02-01: SIMAP - Maximum number of results per host changed With the new server software release installed in the end of January we experienced that many more workunits are sent to the hosts as usual. We are currently investigating this, seems that the project contiguration settings are differently interpreted by the new software. To avoid total overload of hosts by SIMAP results, we have reduced the daily maximum number of results per host to 300. We will check and adapt this limit during the next days continuously.
Best regards
Thomas2012-02-01: SIMAP - Maximal number of results per host changed With the new server software release installed in the end of January we experienced that many more workunits are sent to the hosts as usual. We are currently investigating this, seems that the project contiguration settings are differently interpreted by the new software. To avoid total overload of hosts by SIMAP results, we have reduced the daily maximal number of results per host to 300. We will check and adapt this limit during the next days continuously.
Best regards
Thomas2012-02-01: Einstein@Home - Einstein@Home volunteers discover three new radio pulsars in Arecibo data Einstein@Home volunteers have discovered three new radio pulsars in Arecibo PALFA data -- the eighth, ninth and tenth new radio pulsars found by Einstein@Home volunteers in this data set! Congratulations to:
Peter van der Spoel, Utrecht, the Netherlands Edvin Grabar, Pula, Croatia Shadowfax, Baltimore, Maryland, USA Cauche Nathanael John-Luke Peck, TerraPower & Intellectual Ventures, Seattle, Washington, USA Mark Henderson, Morristown, Tennessee, USA
Further details about these newly-discovered pulsars can be found on this web page, and will be published in due course.
Bruce Allen
Director, Einstein@Home
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Ich heisse Dirk,bin in Castrop-Rauxel,Deutschland,geboren.Ich habe einen Handwerksberuf erlernt und bin nun in der Tourismusbranche tätig.Ich bin sehr technikinteressiert und neugierig auf alles neue.Ich habe vor mehr als 20 Jahren Jahren das Buch Contakt von Carl Sagan gelesen und da zum ersten Mal etwas von SETI mitbekommen.Als ich nun SETI@home im Internet entdeckt habe,war mein Interesse geweckt.Und nun bin ich dabei.Meine anderen Hobbys sind japanische Kampfsportarten (Kendo und Kenjutsu),die ich schon seit fast 20 Jahren betreibe.Ich besitze mittlerweile 10 sehr schöne Katanas (keine Dekorationswaffen,sondern echte). Today's Birthdays nanoprobe 64 Joemama1960 52 James Richardson 48 Surfnet 48 phirons 44 ponsi 43 peron 43 upee 43 Philou_search 42 mmoeckli 40 nagy.gusztav 37 meto76 36 pepoluan 35 Martin Trein 34 ionel 33 Tsene 30 The_Shadow_Knows 30 GSDias 29 raulricardo21 28 Munkhtur 27 vampire_DKC 27 Paolo Iannelli 26 cancatis 26 5th_element 23 Fowardint 23 A warm welcome to the new BOINCstats team members 02-03 Jaime Gonzalo 02-03 fanges 02-01 Andrew Law 01-28 Andrey Timchenko 01-26 leandro666m 01-23 budwinmayo 01-20 Technetium99 01-16 Nachtmeister 01-16 gyumaster 01-16 swissphoenix 01-13 Dwan 01-09 ZibiD 01-08 Jesse Jinty 01-08 Jules 01-07 Dr Who Fan 01-07 G0JVK 01-07 Uwe Vollstedt 01-03 ChevyG 01-03 flnh 12-28 IbuTronic Challenges There are no challenges in progress Upcoming challenges PrimeGrid
The Leap Day Challenge
2012-02-29 till 2012-03-01PrimeGrid
The Marie-Sophie Germain Challenge
2012-04-01 till 2012-04-03PrimeGrid
The Cinco de Mayo Challenge
2012-05-05 till 2012-05-10Team Challenges Challenges in progress SIMAP
SIMAP February 2012 Scramble
2012-02-01 till 2012-02-08Rosetta@Home
Winter Protein Race
2012-02-01 till 2012-02-08
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