> Ponbiki
>
> are you in Hawaii??? If so, then why are you indoors????? sheesh, It's
> snowing here in Michigan. I'd kill for sun and warmth. Get outdoors and
> enjoy what you have.
>
> lol
> tony
>
> Sorry this if off topic, just had to

Yeah, I'm in Hawaii. Why am I indoors? Good question, must like to share the sympathy with everyone else who's stuck in the nice weather up north. :)

BTW, that workunit wasn't because it was shorter, it still took me 3 hours and 52 minutes to finish. What I meant was that the computer seemingly stopped working on that unit while it continued with the other one just as if nothing happened. That's the odd part about it.

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Ponbiki

are you in Hawaii??? If so, then why are you indoors????? sheesh, It's snowing here in Michigan. I'd kill for sun and warmth. Get outdoors and enjoy what you have.

lol
tony

Sorry this if off topic, just had to

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I got one like that too, I think they are just shorter WU's ;)

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Okay, this is a weird thing that's happened to me twice already and wondering if it's just a computer thing or maybe a WU problem. I started crunching a work unit, (12ja05aa.19324.6913.742326.44_0) at 9:13:30 Hawaii Standard Time and subsequently began a second unit at 9:21:45 Hawaii Standard Time. I came back to look at the status of the crunching at 10:57 and saw that while the unit beginning at 9:21 was already over an hour and 20 minutes crunching, the 9:13 unit had only shown around 39 minutes worth of computer time. Just curious on what happened for those extra 50 minutes or so.

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