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Brian J Walter - Brewing Chemist Astronomer wrote:

> <snip>efforts.   I couldn't find a CSU or Fort Collins group, so I started one
> myself.  To join you first have to download the program and install it,
> thus setting up an account.  Then go back to the main we page listed above
> and click on groups.  Goto the bottom of the screen and seach for
> "Colorado State Rams" w/o the quotes.  Click join and go from there.

    One used to be able to (about two weeks ago) find CSU under the .edu
section of the stats, it was under good ole colostate.edu  I think however with
so many participants, they've had to limit the size of the tables and thus show
only the top computing schools.  Last I checked CSU had about 50 participants,
myself included, but wasn't one of the biggest contributors.

> We are a mixed bunch of past and present students of Colorado State
> University who have decided to expand our current searching from Remi's
> left foot to loftier grails such as ET Intelligence.  Basically we have
> all seen Star Wars Episode I and the football season is too far away to
> excited about, so we needed something to do.  Although we typically work
> for Guiness (or the occasional Murphys) we are all geeks at heart and
> will thus do this work for free.

    But I'm sure we'd like that Guiness if we found something, right?  I mean,
there's got to be some reward for this, eh?  :-P

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Awesome!  Now I'm a member and a contributor to the greater scientific
good. :)  I also don't have to feel so bad about paying Intel so much
for a PII because it's no longer going to waste on things like freeciv.

One question about the software though; since I'm a dialin user, what
happens if it needs to send data when I'm offline?  Does it just poll
until I connect?  The faq says that it can be set to ask permission to
connect, but there was nothing about that in the README file, so I'm
assuming that it was talking about windows/mac versions.  Anyone know
anything about the i686-linux-glibc1-static version?
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Adam Carheden
carheden@holly.ColoState.EDU

In csu.general Brian J Walter - Brewing Chemist Astronomer <walter@lamar.colostate.edu> wrote:
> If you never dreamed of being an astronomer please move on.  For those
> that have, continue reading.

And to think I almost joined team slashdot!  *phew*

*thinks*

I work for the Forest Service, and we have a lot of computers turned off
for almost 12 to 16 hours a day ... I wonder if I could abuse that
opportunity to do some processing?  ;)

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 Tom Sapienza                               sapienza@holly.colostate.edu
 ICQ: 3532821                               Score: 35
					            

There was a loud shot and J. Thomas Sapienza's last words were:
: I work for the Forest Service, and we have a lot of computers turned off
: for almost 12 to 16 hours a day ... I wonder if I could abuse that
: opportunity to do some processing?  ;)

*shrug* i work in the NR building so i'm just letting it run all 
weekend.. 

-big willy style




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In csu.general Big Willy Style <remy@cnr.colostate.edu> wrote:
: : I work for the Forest Service, and we have a lot of computers turned off
: : for almost 12 to 16 hours a day ... I wonder if I could abuse that
: : opportunity to do some processing?  ;)

: *shrug* i work in the NR building so i'm just letting it run all 
: weekend.. 

I've got some 30+ machines all of at least PPro, many are P3s.  But
until the next release comes out, I can't push the SETI stuff through
our firewall...

BGreager: PUHLEEEZE stop posting in HTML+VCard!  You cannot KNOW how
annoying that is!

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