Thank you SETI-TEAM for being part of the world-wide-crunching-team to find signals from space.

Hope to hear from you in the near future during completing the backend analysis!

Greetings from Dresden
Sputnik

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beep-beep-beep...

Right now finished crunching last astropulse. Good bye SETI. More than 15 years together. I'll miss you.

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I am still getting re-sends so you might want to let your Seti@Home just "idle" for a while till we get them all cleaned out.

Tom

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A proud member of the OFA (Old Farts Association).

A few resends here and there, but fewer and fewer as time goes...

After 21 Years and 1 Day there is no more. Sad very sad, the way we were told sad very sad also! 3,532 Cobblestones of Computation (3.05 quintillion-point operations) and 13,019 Classic workunits to SETI@home's Search for extraterrestrial life. Along with Work done 45,085,486Powerball Powerball ! Txflyby@AOL.COM I'M going to miss this place/work

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After 21 years I have processed the final work units from my computers . Here are the numbers I accumulated:

Total Credit: 123,900,019

Processed 1,745,500 Work Units

Generated:

Spikes: 6,546,470
Pulses: 6,526,700
Gaussians: 131,022
AutoCorrelations: ~614,859 ( Did not start gathering until last year )

Its been a blast seti@home. Hopefully it starts up again in the near future.

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Slowly running out as well:
1. Raspberry Pi: out of work units
2. Laptop: out of work units
3. Mobile phone: out of work units
4. Tablet: 2 work units left
5. Desktop PC: 120 work units left

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Thank you SETI@home,
for last 21 years I have been crunching, { 1999 to 2020 ]
with advances in Science and Technology,
futures generations of humans will continue the search for SETI :)

The probability of success is difficult to estimate,
but if we never search, the chance of success is zero.
- Cocconi-Morrison, Searching for Interstellar Communications, Nature, September 19, 1959
SETI@home is the scientific experiment that most excites the imagination of people worldwide.
Assignment of the Science is not to open a door to endless know, but to set a barrier to the endless ignorance.
- Galileo Galilei by Bertolt Brecht.
I admire and greatly respect the Scientist at SETI@home - Berkeley, University California, USA.
I'm a dreamer, but I'm not the only one - John Lennon ...

Byron,
6 April 2020.

Well... here we go. I have one final task "In Progress".

All of my GPU tasks are now_2 or greater, including my first AstroPulse on SETI main project. I previously ran a few AstroPulse on Beta

I've still got 7 CPU tasks from initial replication on Windows, and about 10 on my 8 core Android tablet.

I might even put one of my 8 core Android TV boxes back to work to pick up a few re-sends

I am still getting re-sends so you might want to let your Seti@Home just "idle" for a while till we get them all cleaned out.

Tom

That's what I plan on doing...I got a couple trickle in last night.

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All of my GPU tasks are now_2 or greater, including my first AstroPulse on SETI main project. I previously ran a few AstroPulse on Beta

I've still got 7 CPU tasks from initial replication on Windows, and about 10 on my 8 core Android tablet.

I might even put one of my 8 core Android TV boxes back to work to pick up a few re-sends

I'm still working through both my GPU and CPU tasks...have about 5 days left before I run out. (I think)

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Finished my last work unit as well (actually reported the last 3 at once now, but that was the last one processed). There may be some more resends, and there were a few so far, but suspended the rest and did those first, knowing they'll most likely be overflows and finish right away, which was indeed the case.

Sadly (as if the hibernation itself wouldn't be enough of that), the timing meant I'll be left with only a few consecutive valid tasks, and therefore unable to get many right away if the project will ever continue, because for some reason my computer sets the time one hour ahead one more time, a week after the DST change, and when I manually have it check internet time to correct itself, BOINC hangs. No idea why Windows does that, not sure why BOINC does that (since it doesn't when the time's set 1h back automatically for the DST change), also don't know whether it's something that was fixed in a more recent BOINC version (I stayed on 7.6.22), but it's something that happens each year and I keep forgetting.
If I'd remember, I'd close BOINC first and see if it can restart properly, but since I don't, I have Windows correct the time, and then check BOINC and see the progress of running tasks not advancing, though in task manager they still seem to be running for a while. In event log, I see an entry saying system time changed and clearing timeouts (I think? rebooted since then), but nothing more after that, and after a while CPU use also goes down to 0. Try to close BOINC, the icon vanishes from the notification area but the processes remain running. Force them closed, start it again, tasks seem to continue from the last checkpoint for a moment but then those running at the time of the mess error out.
So two errored tasks is one thing, but having them close to the end and being left with a permanent very low valid tasks count really sucks... What a moment for it... :/

As for what next, on Milkyway@home now. Used it before when S@h had a longer period when it couldn't provide enough work, several years ago. Think I'm getting work from another app now, since I recall back then that it was a WU using both CPU cores and finishing in minutes, couldn't even "stock" a day's work, while now I got 100 WUs right away and they seem to take a little over 1h each, each running on one core. But in terms of RAM (which is my main issue, on a 32-bit system with 4 GB total and 3.19 usable), it's basically nothing, 4 MB / task (actually 3 MB task, 1 MB conhost.exe which also runs for each), almost 10x less than S@h even. But let's see how it'll continue. Odd deadline though, 12 days. You'd expect 10, 14, 15, but 12?

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I found where 25k of the WU's are hiding.
https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/results.php?hostid=8873154

thats 1 PC. Cant see why they did this unless they were trying for some milestone.

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In a rich man's house there is no place to spit but his face.
Diogenes Of Sinope

I found where 25k of the WU's are hiding.
https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/results.php?hostid=8873154

thats 1 PC. Cant see why they did this unless they were trying for some milestone.

And drilling down, this is the owner of the computer those tasks are assigned to. Can't get any further into the account.

Have a great day! :)

Siran

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USS Vre'kasht NCC-33187
Winders 10 OS? "What a piece of junk!" - L. Skywalker
"Logic is the cement of our civilization with which we ascend from chaos using reason as our guide." - T'Plana-hath

https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/workunit.php?wuid=3801509572 just completed by my Windows machine.

It was originally sent out last December,

I found where 25k of the WU's are hiding.
https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/results.php?hostid=8873154

thats 1 PC. Cant see why they did this unless they were trying for some milestone.

And drilling down, this is the owner of the computer those tasks are assigned to. Can't get any further into the account.

Have a great day! :)

Siran

Interesting. Newly registered in last December.

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I found where 25k of the WU's are hiding.
https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/results.php?hostid=8873154

thats 1 PC. Cant see why they did this unless they were trying for some milestone.

And drilling down, this is the owner of the computer those tasks are assigned to. Can't get any further into the account.

Have a great day! :)

Siran

Interesting. Newly registered in last December.

Yep, and not only that, he/she either got a hold of the spoofed app or was able to spoof it because it says he/she has 64 GPUs. No way! That's a 3rd or 4th generation Intel CPU and the MB cannot handle THAT many GPUs.

I'd be willing to bet that they just shut down the PC when SETI went into hibernation. Those tasks will sit there until the deadline is reached and the server(s) will have to send them out to other hosts. Like mine, which I still have set up to get GPU tasks. :)

Have a great day! :)

Siran

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CAPT Siran d'Vel'nahr XO - L L & P _\\//
USS Vre'kasht NCC-33187
Winders 10 OS? "What a piece of junk!" - L. Skywalker
"Logic is the cement of our civilization with which we ascend from chaos using reason as our guide." - T'Plana-hath

I found where 25k of the WU's are hiding.
https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/results.php?hostid=8873154

thats 1 PC. Cant see why they did this unless they were trying for some milestone.

And drilling down, this is the owner of the computer those tasks are assigned to. Can't get any further into the account.

Have a great day! :)

Siran

Interesting. Newly registered in last December.

Yep, and not only that, he/she either got a hold of the spoofed app or was able to spoof it because it says he/she has 64 GPUs. No way! That's a 3rd or 4th generation Intel CPU and the MB cannot handle THAT many GPUs.

I'd be willing to bet that they just shut down the PC when SETI went into hibernation. Those tasks will sit there until the deadline is reached and the server(s) will have to send them out to other hosts. Like mine, which I still have set up to get GPU tasks. :)

Have a great day! :)

Siran

Agreed. They havent returned a WU since. April 2. So thats 1% of the total outstanding work sitting until late April or late May.

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In a rich man's house there is no place to spit but his face.
Diogenes Of Sinope

They should have changed the deadlines to 1 week or something when the announced the hibernation for this very reason.