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Message boards :
Science (non-SETI) :
Death of Big Bang afterglow co-discoverer
(Message 2131748)
Posted 25 Jan 2024 by JLDun Post: Arno Penzias, co-discoverer of the Big Bang's afterglow, dies at age 90 |
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SETI@home Science :
New book - "UFO: The Inside Story of the U.S. Government's Search For Alien Life Here - and Out There"
(Message 2129135)
Posted 28 Nov 2023 by JLDun Post: New book details U.S government's UFO investigations and search for alien life |
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Science (non-SETI) :
'Does AI need regulation?'
(Message 2119530)
Posted 16 May 2023 by JLDun Post: "Why artificial intelligence developers say regulation is needed to keep AI in check" (PBS Newshour clip; ~11 minutes) |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Personal targets
(Message 2036145)
Posted 6 Mar 2020 by JLDun Post: I just want to see what I can do.... |
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Questions and Answers :
Unix/Linux :
SETI@Home may not work properly on newer Android (7 and 8) devices
(Message 2031522)
Posted 9 Feb 2020 by JLDun Post: Seems like someone posted a list of "known" working phones and/or tablets. Without knowing how (often) the list updates, I do know it leaves out my LG Stylo 5, which I've attached in the past couple of weeks. |
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Number crunching :
The curious case of...
(Message 2031476)
Posted 8 Feb 2020 by JLDun Post: Ask TBar about the Mac Intel Darwin application. It always underreports pulses. He's been complaining about that forever. Not that I had asked the right question, but this answers it. Thanks. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
The curious case of...
(Message 2031445)
Posted 8 Feb 2020 by JLDun Post: WU 3874398359 (I'm the _2, currently crunching it "as we speak"). The curious part - to me - is the pulse count(s).
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Science (non-SETI) :
"Astronomers witness the dragging of space-time..."
(Message 2029948)
Posted 30 Jan 2020 by JLDun Post: Astronomers witness the dragging of space-time in stellar cosmic dance |
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SETI@home Science :
Phys.org: "New study dramatically narrows the search"
(Message 1997713)
Posted 10 Jun 2019 by JLDun Post: New study dramatically narrows the search for advanced life in the universe |
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Number crunching :
Conversations about Android powered ARM products (cellphones and tablets)
(Message 1996011)
Posted 30 May 2019 by JLDun Post: For the "quick" stuff, that I've gathered: * Your "oldest" will work almost guaranteed (and does seem to be doing it, from what I've seen). * The "6"... I don't recognize the model, but most of mine have worked; they're LG, though, a little more mainstream I think. * For 7.0+... It seems to depend on the exact build, but mostly it's a "no". They seem to mostly use 64-bit ARM CPU's with poor support for the 32-bit ARM apps currently in use on SETI. (Other projects are different, of course.) |
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Number crunching :
Panic Mode On (116) Server Problems?
(Message 1993162)
Posted 8 May 2019 by JLDun Post: Seeing it on every page I've been been to, so far; top of the page. (On Opera for Android, if that makes any difference.) |
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Number crunching :
CPU Frq. reporting on an Android Device
(Message 1990544)
Posted 18 Apr 2019 by JLDun Post: The thing is, while most of those 4 cores do list frequencies under 1001, including sometimes 0/1001, the one I'm concerned about sometimes goes 'up' to 1508/1001(the /1001 in this case is always present/always '/1001'.). [And the other 4 cores not shown in the image have listings of 'nn/1508', including the occasional 0/1508. The tl;DR version: since the '/1001' part doesn't change, I'm reading that as a (reported) 'hard' limit for that cpu and am wondering about it appearing to go above 1001 occasionally interms of actual activity. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
CPU Frq. reporting on an Android Device
(Message 1990292)
Posted 16 Apr 2019 by JLDun Post: Currently around 105-107°F. ( Have two of the same model; the 105 is currently running 2 WCG- and plugged in- and the 107 is Einstein x4.) EDIT: And this is while sitting outside with 80° ambient. |
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Number crunching :
CPU Frq. reporting on an Android Device
(Message 1989193)
Posted 7 Apr 2019 by JLDun Post: 1508 of 1001 MHz? I doubt over-clocking is an issue here, since it's non-root Android.... EDIT: It's an 8-core, the other cores ARE 1508's, and CPU-Z sees this sometimes, too. |
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Number crunching :
Panic Mode On (114) Server Problems?
(Message 1974099)
Posted 8 Jan 2019 by JLDun Post: . . Time to kick the server. It seems we need a server bot that has one job, to kick the other servers from time to time. Officially , isn't that what the Transitioner for; to Transition things along? Maybe it needs bigger boots. |
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Science (non-SETI) :
Space Exploration News
(Message 1973546)
Posted 5 Jan 2019 by JLDun Post: Future Space News of 2019; SciShow Space [Edit: corrected a spelling] |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
Panic Mode On (114) Server Problems?
(Message 1972422)
Posted 29 Dec 2018 by JLDun Post: I had peeked at the SSP in the past couple of minutes (~4:51 UTC); "Transitioned Backlog" was showing 1Hr as of 4:40 UTC |
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Number crunching :
Waiting for tasks endlessly on Android
(Message 1971597)
Posted 23 Dec 2018 by JLDun Post: I have a couple of handsets with 7.1.2; They've run Einstein (but not its beta, Albert; WU's will crash just like here), Yoyo, Rosetta (when it has work, don't know about ITS beta, RALPH due to no work), WCG, Universe, and Asteroids. |
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Science (non-SETI) :
Interstellar Asteroids
(Message 1962734)
Posted 31 Oct 2018 by JLDun Post: "There's an Interstellar Asteroid near Jupiter" - SciShow Space |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
BOINC Version upgrade 7.14.2
(Message 1961257)
Posted 20 Oct 2018 by JLDun Post: And Android is still 7.4.53 recommended; I know of a few that have been running 7.14.1 during the past week. |
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