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Number crunching :
New Arecibo work?
(Message 964761)
Posted 20 Jan 2010 by ![]() Post: Just wondering what the status is on getting new work from Arecibo... Sweet! |
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Number crunching :
so how goes the ati multibeam app ??
(Message 964760)
Posted 20 Jan 2010 by ![]() Post: I am putting together a list of hardware for a new dual 1366 build. Any idea when the app will be released on the main app? Also, is ATI just as fast as NVIDIA in number crunching? |
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Number crunching :
EVGA has created a Dual cpu LGA1366 motherboard
(Message 961527)
Posted 7 Jan 2010 by ![]() Post: The big thrill is the hope that we can use Non-ECC DDR3 ram in this board. ECC is not needed in the enthusiast role which will allow us to get more bang for the buck at checkout! |
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Number crunching :
EVGA has created a Dual cpu LGA1366 motherboard
(Message 961336)
Posted 6 Jan 2010 by ![]() Post: Stop torture! Arghh!! I want! Where can I buy this beauty? |
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Number crunching :
EVGA has created a Dual cpu LGA1366 motherboard
(Message 961309)
Posted 6 Jan 2010 by ![]() Post: EVGA has created a Monster dual socket LGA1366 X58 type motherboard, Some have noted It probably will use Xeon type cpus. Thanks so much! I have been looking for a high-perf board to use as a server/SETI box at work. |
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Number crunching :
Pi just got a little bit bigger
(Message 961197)
Posted 6 Jan 2010 by ![]() Post: Wait... I thought they solved Pi a few years ago. |
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Cafe SETI :
How's your weather?
(Message 960939)
Posted 5 Jan 2010 by ![]() Post: Oh my Lake Charles is freezing! Windows are open and my Intel Core I7 is overclocked to the max! |
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Number crunching :
Power Distribution for SETI servers
(Message 959792)
Posted 31 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: As a DBA myself, I assume that the UPS systems on the SETI servers are there to help maintain power while they shut down. In fact, in the event of a power outage, you could expect the SETI staff to wait several hours after power is restored before turning on the equipment again. The practice allows the UPS systems to recharge their batteries and ensure that power is truly reliable again. Shutting servers on and off with legacy RAID systems is not a good idea. |
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Computer randomly crashes, need help.
(Message 959785)
Posted 31 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: ... I am running Windows Server 2003 on it. ... I see no gains from running Windows Server 2003 on a laptop. If you need SQL Server, run MSDE. Honestly, just install Windows XP SP3 Professional. |
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Politics :
How about Forced Medical Insurance?
(Message 959783)
Posted 31 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: Ah yes, the whole "they shoveled taxes on my back in 1935 so let's do it to the young and talented of Generation X". The problem is that the non-Playstation playing members of the younger generation know about your tricks are upset that Social Security will not be there for us. Many of my friends are even fearful of investing in "market based securities" not for their risk, but because the Democrats may seize those assets when their Social Security program runs out. It's The Economy Stupid The difference now is that we do not have a World War to generate a new economy with. All the future we have now is stupid Americans that outsource the intelligentsia to India and China. All of this combines to be quite a risky situation for America's youth today. We do not see a bright economic future, few of us are able to invest with confidence for retirement (or horde it in hidden gold reserves) and worse no one has even mentioned the fact that we are likely to be forced to receive Social Security benefits way after 77! How would you feel as a 30 something career man? Now tell me that I must give you and your family free medical insurance while I work until 75 to pay for you? HA! Would it surprise you to learn that these were exactly the same arguments made in 1935 against Social Security? Now, how many of your relatives have received retirement benefits, survivor benefits, and disability benefits since 1935? I've been contributing to Social Security for over 30 years. I admit that when I was 30, I didn't like it, either. It sucked. I still have 17 years before I'm eligible for full retirement benefits. So, it still sucks. :) However, if I die tomorrow, my family will receive survivor benefits. |
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Politics :
How about Forced Medical Insurance?
(Message 959534)
Posted 30 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post:
Ok good point BUT! Why should the younger generation (30 somethings) now have to pay for something that never existed before now? Honestly, the only thing that I despise about universal healthcare is the forced taxation on those who actually made an effort to get an education and work. We never smoked pot, drank beer or partied our $$$ away in college. Now we have to work longer hours to pay for all these people around us who say they are to sick to work. You can make any argument you want that someone's loved one deserves it but what about those who never had any fun because they wanted to earn the American dream? This just sucks. My point is that I want to see stricter laws on labor. If you were young and able (passed all health exams and had solid scores on high school evaluations) but just got lazy, then you should not get health coverage. Simple. Communists in Russia did this. You were forced to work to earn the right to be a member of their society. If you want universal healthcare then these lazy people should be required to work for it. Get rid of all those Playstation 3's and make people work again! Arghh! |
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Cafe SETI :
free webspace?
(Message 959531)
Posted 30 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: My experience has been that free webhosting also means slower response times and poor administrative abilities. I would take the offers given here before going with a free webhoster. |
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Cafe SETI :
TLPTPW #105 - The IceMan Cometh
(Message 959530)
Posted 30 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: Congrats Andy! |
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THIRD Fundraising Email
(Message 959528)
Posted 30 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: I see no problem with receiving donation requests. They get people involved and the emails are not going to hurt anyone. |
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Number crunching :
Need help for virus
(Message 959335)
Posted 29 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: I ran into a similar virus or blackmail just yesterday which resulted in: 1) "Your computer is infected" desktop background. 2) Internet Security 2010 was the name of the application that offered to remove the scam. I had to install the drive on another machine and use AVG 9.0 Free to remove all the trojan programs. Now, you must screenshot the list of infected applications so that you can identify them in the registry. Next visit your registry and search for each of the listed exe files that were part of the blackmail program and fix the entries to original state. Finally, I used CCleaner to clean up my registry. The result was a computer that I could use to backup my important files off of. Task manager and Internet Explorer do not work still. Ugh! |
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Politics :
Going Postal
(Message 958274)
Posted 23 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: Salut! Have you seen the movie "Going Postal" yet? It would explain a lot for you. :) |
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Politics :
How about Forced Medical Insurance?
(Message 958272)
Posted 23 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: yes but you can't walk into a store and purchase an aspirin in Cuba. So there are some limitations to how great that country is Freedom comes at a cost, which is capitalism. We have two extremes in government Socialism and Capitalism. |
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Number crunching :
Help Request..
(Message 958271)
Posted 23 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: I suggest getting in touch with the BOINC group forums instead. |
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Number crunching :
Intel Atom processor
(Message 958270)
Posted 23 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: I ran some benchmarks on my Intel Atom based ASUS 1005HA netbook and posted the results here: ASUS 1005HA - Intel ATOM 270 benchmark results Here the results of three runs on the BOINC Manager Benchmark: #1; 725 floating point MIPS (Whetstone) per cpu, 1877 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per cpu #2; 722 floating point MIPS (Whetstone) per cpu, 1844 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per cpu #3; 728 floating point MIPS (Whetstone) per cpu, 1883 integer MIPS (Dhrystone) per cpu |
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Politics :
How about Forced Medical Insurance?
(Message 957921)
Posted 21 Dec 2009 by ![]() Post: My view of this whole health care bill is that it's payoff for a large group of people who contributed to the Democratic party in the 2008 election. These payoffs will be made with additional taxes or a larger national debit. Look at the winners, the trial lawyers, health care companies, insurance companies such as ARP and several congressional members who were payed well for their vote. The losers are the american public who will pay for it and suffer from limited health services. Odd how the Democrats will push this through in the face of the growing popularity of the Tea Party. Seems like it is just a way to "get some" before they are forced out. The mentality is strong in America's University system. We have many professors who work right up to tenure and then stop. Not all, but a vast majority do. Now, look at the educational history of our president and you will see where the mentality comes from. |
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