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  • 10000 units going begging...

    I've just gone through 10000 units!!!





    As I've now left the company where I did most of them, do you guys know a team that would like them
    FT.

  • #2
    Well as always, we welcome new users to the MURC SETI effort.
    However, due to the units taking longer to complete now everybody has abandoned, well not everybody but most, SETI.
    I still crunch them, I'm not going to go and change just because the units take a bit longer now, but you might want to consider a SETI team that would actually appreciate them and actively run SETI - I'm close to moving my almost 7k of units.
    It cost one penny to cross, or one hundred gold pieces if you had a billygoat.
    Trolls might not be quick thinkers but they don't forget in a hurry, either

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    • #3
      We all enjoy the thrills and spills of space battles, the mysteries of space being a frontier yet to be fully explored. Our fantasies are played out with ET on countless occasions. Yet there is a space battle being fought right here on Earth and it involves the search for the elusive extra terrestrial who is known affectionately as ET.

      The search for ET involves scanning the skies continually using the largest telescope in the world, searching for alien signals that indicate intelligent alien life. The data obtained is far too complicated for any single computer, therefore the data is split into sizeable chunks of 340Kbs, downloaded to home computers worldwide, and "crunched" at home or workplace.

      [We all of us have powerful machines, but is yours earning it's keep?]

      The project that handles this data is known as SETI@Home, SETI standing for "Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence". There are currently almost 2,900,000 users of SETI@Home, SETI@MURC being one of the teams. We are currently No. 31 in the World Rankings chart, and climbing steadily upwards. Take a look for yourselves here:



      Therefore SETI@MURC invites members of this board to join the team, regardless of country of origin, to aid us in our relentless drive upwards to the Number One Top Spot.

      Joining SETI@MURC ensures you a Mighty Fine Stomp up the SETI@MURC SETI Ladder, where a great deal of fun is to be had by all. Fellow members go on a Stomping Spree, whereby all members compete against one another, leapfrogging and racing each other up the SETI Ladder. A friendly warning to the unfortunate "victim" is always given on the Notice Board and is watched with interest by all members to see who will emerge the final victor. Verbal expletives of a friendly nature is always rife by the participants at this stage and extremely amusing. Help the SETI@MURC Team to prove to the world that team is a force to be reckoned with, and that we know our stuff better than anyone else by reaching the Top Spot and annihilating all opposition before us. A Team to be feared and admired by all.

      It matters not whether you contribute 1 SETI Work Unit a day or 100, since this is a Team effort with a weekly stats target, to which everyone contributes his little something, for the good of the team. And it's fun trying to reach the target goal, sometimes achieving it with only a half hour to spare with the last Work Unit. It's exhilharating to watch SETI@MURC climb the World Rankings Ladder, knowing that the Team in front of us is in for a Mighty Fine Stomp by team SETI@MURC. Give the rest of the world something to think about, methinks.

      Apart from which you're making history with a science project whilst searching for Mr. ET. He's hiding somewhere, but will one day be found. Then you can have a Jolly Good Gloat down the pub and tell everyone in a loud voice how you helped make a contribution. With SETI@MURC at the top of the World Ranking Ladder, name in the newspapers and an interview on the telly, you'll have good cause to brag and reminisce about your duels in the SETI@MURC Stomping Grounds.

      Imagine being left out of all this glory, being unable to join in the Great Gloating Spree. Join SETI@MURC, give a minimum of 3 to 4.5hrs idle processing time and contribute to the success that SETI@MURC deserve to be. Your contribution, however small, will be an asset.







      To view the SETI@MURC ladder, click here:

      To view the Team Rankings Ladder click here:


      To download the SETI software click here:


      To view the SETI@MURC Forum, click here


      Thanx MindYerBeak for this one!
      According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are totally worthless...

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      • #4
        Paul: Although the longer WU times sparked the abandonment, it wasn't just that they were taking longer - but the rumours that is was needless science they were performing simply to slow us down and ease their bandwidth load.

        When the slow clients were released, we looked for another project - and there wasn't really anything, but for this new one called Genome. It was new, it offered similar features to Seti, and some people prefer biology to physics (they are generally poof's like Ant ). I still prefer space physics to biology, and I plan to run them both together in a while. Also, a lot of peole think that researching the human genome etc is more productive than analysing radio waves from space.

        And finally, for Tony, we could LOVE your units Though I thought your question was rhetorical...

        Regards,

        Paul.
        Meet Jasmine.
        flickr.com/photos/pace3000

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        • #5
          Paul, yes, that was the intention. As soon as I remember my seti password, I'll swap the units to murc, and then move on to a search for a cure for cancer.

          Tony.
          FT.

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          • #6
            If you forgot your password click here!
            According to the latest official figures, 43% of all statistics are totally worthless...

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            • #7
              10,000 Damn!

              Good job dude!

              I just passed 3000 the other day.


              What the hell are we doing in the middle of the desert?

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