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Message 1008284 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 20:13:45 UTC - in response to Message 1008222.  



I am sticking around until the fat lady sings....


Fat lady? Fat alien! ;)

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Message 1008304 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 21:06:35 UTC - in response to Message 1008276.  

I am just chundering quietly along on the dual P3 I used 10 years ago for Classic.


Yep me too
My farm of old computers just keeps chunking away
While I set here and dream of a better day

Due to current MANAGEMENT most of my machines show almost a month or more of wu in the queue



So? My two PCs are working on 1 WU, each, at this moment! Thats it. Its not a problem. Not desireable, but not a problem.



Don't take life too seriously, as you'll never come out of it alive!
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Message 1008317 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 21:34:07 UTC - in response to Message 1008304.  
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You'se gots WUs?? I can haz WUs??? I ran out this morning. :-|


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Message 1008318 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 21:34:23 UTC

i've been around for almost 11 years.
i've seen outages that lasted over a month.

i don't know if its the warm weather or
the mayan apocalypse or oliver stone
causing all the hub bub, but its not productive.

remember patience is a virtue.


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Message 1008321 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 21:38:50 UTC - in response to Message 1008318.  

i've been around for almost 11 years.
i've seen outages that lasted over a month.

i don't know if its the warm weather or
the mayan apocalypse or oliver stone
causing all the hub bub, but its not productive.

remember patience is a virtue.


I think that lesson is being given to those who need it most. That or the lesson about BOINC being fault tolerant.
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Message 1008322 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 21:40:46 UTC

Good to see tempers have cooled down here :)

Well, only seen 1 workunit go through my cuda card many hours ago ......... strangly I was considering only doing CPU crunching as my card was getting over 85 oC on these hotter days. I guess I won't have to make that choice quite so soon. :)


Am I going to quit? .......... NO!!


I'm just going to stuck with it and crunch whatever I get ...... and hope for Football glory!!

Go England!!! :)
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Message 1008323 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 21:41:10 UTC - in response to Message 1008321.  

Indeed. There is always work, somewhere.



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Message 1008345 - Posted: 25 Jun 2010, 22:23:28 UTC - in response to Message 1008323.  

Indeed. There is always work, somewhere.

Heat is work and work is heat and work is heat and heat is work
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Heat is work and work's a curse
And all the heat in the Universe
Is gonna cooool down 'cos it can't increase
Then there'll be no more work and there'll be perfect peace
Really?
Yeah - that's entropy, man!

1st and 2nd Laws of Thermodynamics
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Message 1008690 - Posted: 26 Jun 2010, 18:49:34 UTC

IMHO why not make the new schedule late Friday thru Monday morning! The system is usually snafu during that time ennyhoo and wouldn't be missed at all.

Classic WU= 7,237 Classic Hours= 42,079
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Message 1008692 - Posted: 26 Jun 2010, 18:52:11 UTC - in response to Message 1008690.  
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IMHO why not make the new schedule late Friday thru Monday morning! The system is usually snafu during that time ennyhoo and wouldn't be missed at all.

Nice thought, but the point of having the outage in the middle of the week is to have the computer horsepower available for scientific work while the scientists are there. And let the scientists do scientific thingys instead of babysitting servers.

If the budget would allow, they could hire and train an IT apprentice to stick around over the weekend and keep the hardware glued together...
If only it were possible....LOL.
"Time is simply the mechanism that keeps everything from happening all at once."

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Message 1008702 - Posted: 26 Jun 2010, 19:21:45 UTC

my rigs are not requesting work even thought the really really need it. not looking good.

well time to get a life and go to the gun show and stock up on ammo and other toys:P seriously, time to go to the gun show! computers, bikes, cars, and guns... life is good.

thinking of buying a jet ski or a sit down jet ski, which is better?
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Message 1008711 - Posted: 26 Jun 2010, 19:35:54 UTC
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I've got 6 WUs which I have suspended on my dual P3 as the system wants to crunch short deadline, poor paying, Malaria work. I also have odd, poor paying, FreeHAL work going through.

All the other rigs are dedicated to GPU and CPU crunching, but mainly concentrating on GPU work.
It's good to be back amongst friends and colleagues



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Message 1008788 - Posted: 26 Jun 2010, 23:51:02 UTC - in response to Message 1008692.  

IMHO why not make the new schedule late Friday thru Monday morning! The system is usually snafu during that time ennyhoo and wouldn't be missed at all.

Nice thought, but the point of having the outage in the middle of the week is to have the computer horsepower available for scientific work while the scientists are there. And let the scientists do scientific thingys instead of babysitting servers.

If the budget would allow, they could hire and train an IT apprentice to stick around over the weekend and keep the hardware glued together...
If only it were possible....LOL.


Or maybe a couple of UNPAID interns from the CompSci department, who do it as a requirement of their scholarships?

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