Thank you to the admins

I dont know Matt, Jeff or Eric made it possible but i feel to say thank you.
A database recovery on weekend WoW.
Its much apreciated.
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I look forward to Matt’s next Technical News update: I suspect he’ll have an interesting story to tell.

Good job. :)
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I look forward to Matt’s next Technical News update: I suspect he’ll have an interesting story to tell.

Good job. :)

I´m a little disapointed.
It seems to me negative messages are more frequented these days.
When i look into the panic mode on thread.
Is it so hard to say thank you?

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I tend to say 'thank you' (as I just did) in a 'thank you' thread, and 'PANIC!' (with tongue firmly in cheek) in the 'panic' threads.

It's called being on topic.

I noticed a large dose of negativity ever since Matt posted speculation on a drop of active participants, people have been running wild with it, and taking every opportunity to sound their own respective trumpets, ready to declare their views correct and less active users is the definitive proof of their absoluteness.

It seems people never get tired of kicking a dog when its down.

It would also seem that Matt is the glue that holds the servers together. He gets sick and the servers fall apart.
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I know how hard it can be to keep servers up and running.
And i think the crew here is doing a damn good job if we realize what manpower is available.

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I´m a little disapointed.
It seems to me negative messages are more frequented these days.
When i look into the panic mode on thread.
Is it so hard to say thank you?

I noticed a large dose of negativity ever since Matt posted speculation on a drop of active participants, people have been running wild with it, and taking every opportunity to sound their own respective trumpets, ready to declare their views correct and less active users is the definitive proof of their absoluteness.

I noticed a large dose of negativity ever since Matt posted speculation on a drop of active participants, people have been running wild with it, and taking every opportunity to sound their own respective trumpets, ready to declare their views correct and less active users is the definitive proof of their absoluteness.

My view is always correct especially when I haven't posted one.

I noticed a large dose of negativity ever since Matt posted speculation on a drop of active participants, people have been running wild with it, and taking every opportunity to sound their own respective trumpets, ready to declare their views correct and less active users is the definitive proof of their absoluteness.

My view is always correct especially when I haven't posted one.

O.K. - here my "Thanx".. :-)


In past there were soo much unplanned outages that it's now normally that the Admins need to 'kick' the servers..

It would be easier for Berkeley to have well servers.

They need to work with the 68000-CPUs.. ohh.. not well equipment..
..no of course not.. but it's looking like.. ;-)

If they would have better equipment they could take the time for the science and not for to 'caress' the servers..

It's really a great pity that SETI@home (for me one of the important human science) get no money from the government or similar.


I'm very curious about what's in Area51..
If they have really there the UFO.. ;-)
And if they have there the technology of ET..
For this they have money..

OTOH.. if - the government don't need SETI@home - they know that ET exist.. ;-)

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>Das Deutsche Cafe. The German Cafe.<

Many thanks to all at Seti who keep it and us running.


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Dave