I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.

The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182

if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com

> I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.
>
> The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
>
> if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com
>

I don't get it.

The game High /Low is played with two nuclear warheads. Both players toss a nuclear warhead into the air and the one whose bomb explodes higher in the air wins. This game is usually played by people of low intelligence, hence the name High/Low.

> I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.
>
> The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
>
> if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com
>


And this is number crunching because????????

> > I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.
> >
> > The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
> >
> > if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com
> >
>
>
> And this is number crunching because????????
>
>
i never said it was number crunching im hosting a hub so that seti peaople can chat on DC++

> I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.
>
> The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
>
> if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com

I dont get it either. This is some file transfer client.

To what purpose?

> > > I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.
> > >
> > > The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
> > >
> > > if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com
> > >
> >
> >
> > And this is number crunching because????????
> >
> >
> i never said it was number crunching im hosting a hub so that seti peaople can
> chat on DC++


So its a chat client?

> So its a chat client?

nah its not a chat client its a file sharing client but pople can chat..

WARNING WARNING!

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I have started to host a hub on DC++ so that SETI users can share files and chat the hub owner is -[SETI]-Dom

DC++ p2p network address is ----> seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182

Go now

website www.runningonempty.co.uk

I have started to host a hub on DC++ so that SETI users can share files and chat the hub owner is -[SETI]-Dom

DC++ p2p network address is ----> seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182

Go now

website www.runningonempty.co.uk

> I have started to host a hub on DC++ so that SETI users can share files and
> chat the hub owner is -[SETI]-Dom
>
> DC++ p2p network address is ----> seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
>
> Go now
>
> website www.runningonempty.co.uk
>
>
>

> > I have started to host a hub on DC++ so that SETI users can share files
> and
> > chat the hub owner is -[SETI]-Dom
> >
> > DC++ p2p network address is ----> seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
> >
> > Go now


My advice would be just to fade away.

Dont dis man i am get loads of users

THANX

dont know this and i think we dont need this here

Seti,
SETI@home is a scientific experiment that uses Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI)

also there is a BOINC IRC Side up, and a Channell

http://logs.boinc-irc.com/

Greetings from Germany NRW
Ulli [/url]

S@h Berkeley's Staff Friends Club m7 ©

BOINC IRC is gona cost me money know money 2 spend sorry 30 days have run out sorri
i know what seti is man i hav bein doing it for the last 7 yr on my dads comp thanx for the advice!!

That's Impressive Man!

SETI, the first ever DC project started in 1999 - that's errm, 5 years ago.

You sure have been wasting your dads' money if you were running a DC project for two years before that - some kind of virus I guess - sorry.

Moral to the story, errm, stop posting crap - either enjoy DC projects warts and all or dont.

> BOINC IRC is gona cost me money know money 2 spend sorry 30 days have run out
> sorri
> i know what seti is man i hav bein doing it for the last 7 yr on my dads comp
> thanx for the advice!!
>
>
>

> BOINC IRC is gona cost me money know money 2 spend sorry 30 days have run out
> sorri
> i know what seti is man i hav bein doing it for the last 7 yr on my dads comp
> thanx for the advice!!
>
>
>

seven years, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

do you think this is right

May 17, 1999

The official project launch.

Our server system consists of three Sun workstations:

* WS1: runs the web server (Apache) for our site. CGI programs (e.g., for users to look up their totals) run here.
* WS2: runs the Informix database server.
* WS3: runs the SETI@home server; this is the program that clients connect to. Our DLT (digital linear tape) drive is attached to WS3, and it also runs the "Splitter", a program that processes our data tapes from Arecibo, dividing the data stream in time and frequency, into "work units", each 107 seconds by 10 KHz. Another program, the "garbage collector", deletes work unit for which a result has arrived.

The Splitter, which is CPU-intensive, can generate work units only at about 35% of the rate at which data arrives. Once we get more tape drives and more CPUs, we'll be able to keep up with the flow of data. Until then, we'll accumulate a backlog of tapes.

An important component of SETI@home, Phase 2 Processing, is under development. This phase involves sifting through our database of Spike and Gaussian records, searching for events that are identical in space and frequency by different in time (typically by several months).

original link

http://www.setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/tech_news99.html

so i think Seti is over 5 years old, but the 2 yrears you can explain i think, so we goto 7 years, missing the last two years, so ET have stolen this ...


edit: Good old Days :)

Greetings from Germany NRW
Ulli [/url]

S@h Berkeley's Staff Friends Club m7 ©

Blast you Sir Ulli , you beat me to the point

> > BOINC IRC is gona cost me money know mney 2 spend sorry 30 days have run
> out
> > sorri
> > i know what seti is man i hav bein doing it for the last 7 yr on my dads
> comp
> > thanx for the advice!!
> >
> >
> >
>
> seven years, hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
>
> do you think this is right
>
> May 17, 1999
>
> The official project launch.
>
> Our server system consists of three Sun workstations:
>
> * WS1: runs the web server (Apache) for our site. CGI programs (e.g., for
> users to look up their totals) run here.
> * WS2: runs the Informix database server.
> * WS3: runs the SETI@home server; this is the program that clients connect
> to. Our DLT (digital linear tape) drive is attached to WS3, and it also runs
> the "Splitter", a program that processes our data tapes from Arecibo, dividing
> the data stream in time and frequency, into "work units", each 107 seconds by
> 10 KHz. Another program, the "garbage collector", deletes work unit for which
> a result has arrived.
>
> The Splitter, which is CPU-intensive, can generate work units only at about
> 35% of the rate at which data arrives. Once we get more tape drives and more
> CPUs, we'll be able to keep up with the flow of data. Until then, we'll
> accumulate a backlog of tapes.
>
> An important component of SETI@home, Phase 2 Processing, is under development.
> This phase involves sifting through our database of Spike and Gaussian
> records, searching for events that are identical in space and frequency by
> different in time (typically by several months).
>
> original link
>
> http://www.setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/tech_news99.html
>
> so i think Seti is over 5 years old, but the 2 yrears you can explain i think,
> so we goto 7 years, missing the last two years, so ET have stolen this ...
>
>
> edit: Good old Days :)
>
> Greetings from Germany NRW
> Ulli [/url]

I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.

The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182

if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com

Go now

> I have set up a hub on DC++ For SETI users.
>
> The address is seti-at-home.no-ip.com:182
>
> if you havnt got DC++ Go to www.dcplusplus.com
>
> Go now
>
>

Go to school. Go now. Study how to even get near to spelling a word