> Heck, NO.
>
> I think we should go by "TT" Tony Time and that no matter where I travel all
> projects everywhere should adjust to suit me. after all, shouldn't it all be
> about me?????? I know I think making everything everywhere about me would be
> the right thing to do. hehehe. I really want to embrace the me generation.
> Shouldn't the world really revolve around me anyway??? lol
>
> NOTE: before anyone takes this seriously, I am only trying to lighten things
> up
>
>

Meeeeeee Tooooooo! L8R....

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Rick A. - BOINCing right along now.... It can only get better! </p><p>"There is no fate but that which we make for ourselves."</p><p> Live Long and Prosper....</p>

Who cares what time it is
The projects down whatever time you are

Who cares what time it is
The projects down whatever time you are
==========

Good Point ... Like it's going to be up if your in a certain Time Zone but down in another Time Zone ...

> Who cares what time it is
> The projects down whatever time you are
> ==========
>
> Good Point ... Like it's going to be up if your in a certain Time Zone but
> down in another Time Zone ...
>
>
>

The time that is most important is:
I still have 58.9 hours of wu's to crunch = 2.45 days
Which translats to Wednesday morning about 5AM (Berkeley Time).

The time that is most important is:
I still have 58.9 hours of wu's to crunch = 2.45 days
Which translats to Wednesday morning about 5AM (Berkeley Time).
==========

I'm hooked up to the CPDN Project, the Seti@home Project & the LCH@home Project on all my Computers & I would be hooked to the Predictor Project to if they where up...I have work for as long as I want it. Thats all anybody has to do to get work

I know a lot of people want to run the Seti Project mainly & I was like that for awhile. But I've learned to adapt and go with the other Projects just to keep my PC's busy. If the people can't adapt to the other Projects then I guess they can sit & watch a blank Monitor waiting for a WU to Pop up...

Go with the flow I say and get in on the other Projects if you want consistent work units and in the end it's a lot less stressful than worrying about where your next Seti WU is going to come from...

> I know a lot of people want to run the Seti Project mainly & I was like
> that for awhile. But I've learned to adapt and go with the other Projects just
> to keep my PC's busy. If the people can't adapt to the other Projects then I
> guess they can sit & watch a blank Monitor waiting for a WU to Pop up...

... because an idle CPU is the Devil's playground.

> I know a lot of people want to run the Seti Project mainly & I was like
> that for awhile. But I've learned to adapt and go with the other Projects just
> to keep my PC's busy. If the people can't adapt to the other Projects then I
> guess they can sit & watch a blank Monitor waiting for a WU to Pop up...

Amen to that! I'm currently attached to six projects.

A single CPDN WU gives you at least two weeks (on the fastest systems) worth of work to fall back on. As unstable as things are at S@H, I see this as a necessity!

Even though S@H and Predictor have had significant downtime, (while Predictor switches to 4.xx) My machine hasn't been idle since joining CPDN beta a month ago. :)

LHC has also been very good at generating work in the short time they've been operational.

There's plenty of work to be had people! You just need to diversify a little. :)

> > I know a lot of people want to run the Seti Project mainly & I was
> like
> > that for awhile. But I've learned to adapt and go with the other Projects
> just
> > to keep my PC's busy. If the people can't adapt to the other Projects
> then I
> > guess they can sit & watch a blank Monitor waiting for a WU to Pop
> up...
>
> Amen to that! I'm currently attached to six projects.
>
> A single CPDN WU gives you at least two weeks (on the fastest systems) worth
> of work to fall back on. As unstable as things are at S@H, I see this as a
> necessity!
>
> Even though S@H and Predictor have had significant downtime, (while Predictor
> switches to 4.xx) My machine hasn't been idle since joining CPDN beta a month
> ago. :)
>
> LHC has also been very good at generating work in the short time they've been
> operational.
>
> There's plenty of work to be had people! You just need to diversify a little.
> :)
>
> <a> href="http://www.boinc.dk/index.php?page=user_statistics&project=sah&userid=91863">
>


Very good point there Heffed, soon we will have so many WUWUs, that we will not have time to whine and act silly lololol ;o)


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> > I know a lot of people want to run the Seti Project mainly & I was
> like
> > that for awhile. But I've learned to adapt and go with the other Projects
> just
> > to keep my PC's busy. If the people can't adapt to the other Projects
> then I
> > guess they can sit & watch a blank Monitor waiting for a WU to Pop
> up...
>
> Amen to that! I'm currently attached to six projects.
>
> A single CPDN WU gives you at least two weeks (on the fastest systems) worth
> of work to fall back on. As unstable as things are at S@H, I see this as a
> necessity!
>
> Even though S@H and Predictor have had significant downtime, (while Predictor
> switches to 4.xx) My machine hasn't been idle since joining CPDN beta a month
> ago. :)
>
> LHC has also been very good at generating work in the short time they've been
> operational.
>
> There's plenty of work to be had people! You just need to diversify a little.

Just a point of order ...

For those of us lucky enough to get into the other projects the diversity is nice. But both LHC@Home and Predictor@Home have had restricted numbers of participants. Though I have to admit that with cp.net available this is not a major show-stopper.

The best aspect of this is that we have two projects that are increasing the envelope for BOINC. SETI@Home of course is testing the high workload environment and cp.net the long duration work. With many of us working with 2 or more projects (I am doing all 4 as work is available) we are pushing the integration issues (if there are any) ...

Just wanted to point that out that we have a four front exercise going on ...