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Message 23235 - Posted: 7 Sep 2004, 14:52:27 UTC

look this
http://lattice.umiacs.umd.edu/
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Message 23239 - Posted: 7 Sep 2004, 14:56:46 UTC - in response to Message 23235.  
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> look this
> Possible new Project
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Message 23245 - Posted: 7 Sep 2004, 15:03:38 UTC - in response to Message 23239.  

> > look this
Well, it is not public I guess....

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Message 23246 - Posted: 7 Sep 2004, 15:05:20 UTC - in response to Message 23245.  

> > > look this
> Well, it is not public I guess....
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>Looks closed to me too, could not find a place to signup and most links need a PW....Will keep an eye on it ......
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Message 23311 - Posted: 7 Sep 2004, 17:46:18 UTC

Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /boinc on this server.

http://lattice.umiacs.umd.edu/boinc

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Message 23426 - Posted: 7 Sep 2004, 21:42:34 UTC

My understanding is this is a system to link BOINC to over distributed computing projects there is a link on the main BOINC page http://boinc.berkeley.edu/ .

Go to the news items and look for the Lattice link.
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Message 23459 - Posted: 7 Sep 2004, 23:51:59 UTC

thats what i got from it too andrew. none of the links do any thing they either go to a pass word query or a forbidden access. it sounds like the program integrates boinc with a few others. that will be cool because boinc seems to take all the extra processor power and my gimps program (finds prime numbers) doesnt get anything done. the problem is what globus is. i dont know
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Message 23560 - Posted: 8 Sep 2004, 4:39:16 UTC - in response to Message 23459.  

I don't really know what Globus is either but it has to do with grid computing and such. Looks like the they are using BOINC for biology applications. Clicking the names of the people on that site takes you to their personal info and provides a lot more information as to what it's all about.

> thats what i got from it too andrew. none of the links do any thing they
> either go to a pass word query or a forbidden access. it sounds like the
> program integrates boinc with a few others. that will be cool because boinc
> seems to take all the extra processor power and my gimps program (finds prime
> numbers) doesnt get anything done. the problem is what globus is. i dont know
>
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