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99Slammin' computer keyboard while making my first three years of my computer science masters' studies was the biggest gig for me. During my last two years I came through metamorphosis and now I slam the drums. Surely, I still spend my time in front of the computer, but now I think I am more open-minded.
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99That's how I got to running seti@HOME on my Debian/GNU Linux. I realized that my computer set is not a middle of the universe, but maybe it will help to find one (now the definition of the middle of the universe follows ;).
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99Maybe some of us who are called psychos are having a link with extraterrestrial life. Maybe it was discovered by some people with 6th sense long time ago and now it waits for a name of a strong person who will convince the humanity of its existence.
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99I like the idea that was presented in KPAX. We are just ants that noone around will benefit from harming. The universe is so big, that everyone will find his/her place. Taking into acount parallel universes, the is even more time-space.
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99Humanity was alway curious, and so am I. That's why we should send some signals to space. Lately I think that music is the most portable language. So this is what we should send.
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99My curiosity is focused on distributed systems. That is my main reason to run seti@HOME. I like the way the development phase is going: to be more open.
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99I would like to give you a panaceum for system security, so that none of the processor cycles are wasted for multiple sample analysis. But currently I don't know any. Maybe I will know more after writing my master's thesis: Security in Distributed Systems.
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