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Read my I'm Sick thread. Wombat and Belwarrior are right.. if I give my cpu time to this cause I can see getting cancer and being refused treatment by those rich ****s.. They can kiss my white ass.
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I take it, that's a NO on joining the DF team?Originally posted by KvHagedorn
Read my I'm Sick thread. Wombat and Belwarrior are right.. if I give my cpu time to this cause I can see getting cancer and being refused treatment by those rich ****s.. They can kiss my white ass.
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I started running the United Devices a long time ago, when they were searching specifically for a cure for cancer. I'm not sure what they are doing now.--Insert something here--Comment
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well, it seems like this program is written by U of T, so its Canadian.
And Canadian health care rocks!
So I am trying to contribute, if I remember to turn it on at night.
Boy... woke up this morning and found out my CPU is 45 degrees C. LOL... that's very high for a 1.8A
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It also said that, on the same link. If it still means we're being duped, well then we need a new cause.30. Are the results going to be made public?
Yes. The results from this project will be made available on several levels. First, the best overall structure generated as well as the true protein structure are placed on the web for all participants to see. These are updated continuously and include information about which users contributed them. Second, analysis of the runs will be submitted to scientific journals for publication and these journal articles will be linked on the web page after publication. Due to storage requirements, the raw data (which is expected to comprise many Terabytes when all is said and done) will most likely be destroyed after analysis. Key information in the form of histograms and correlation plots will be retained, together with the best structures.
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Here's to seeing you on the DF team soon....Originally posted by ZokesPro
I will join the team, just not right now, maybe tonight if I'm up for it, but one thing for sure is I'm gonna join.RC Agent
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It only says it will be SHOWN to the public, NOT that it'll be licensed for free or at all!
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I think we may need a new cause.
F@H Seems to be popular nowadays. There looks to be a (dead) Matroxusers team that we could revive.Comment
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F@H?
Isn't that the same as Distributed Folding?
I've been running F@H all along...
Might explain why I never showed up in our stats =).<font size="-4">User error:
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It is done...Originally posted by RC Agent
Here's to seeing you on the DF team soon....Titanium is the new bling!
(you heard from me first!)Comment
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