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If you were in US, you would pay 20-30 bucks for one: http://www.geeks.com/products_sc.asp?cat=914

while all of you are baking up there in the northern hemisphere, spare a thought for those in winter "down under", who are trying to dry their laundry on a washing line, in what can best discribed as "mid winter" While today was better than average for the time of year (14c at 3pm), it still takes a while to dry a pair of jeans.

14C - the overnight LOW here was 70F/21C. You might want to hang your laundry on the bathtub shower curtain rod instead of the outside clothsline. Or set up a drying rack near your computer, and use its exhaust heat.....

I can barely keep the air temp inside in the mid 80F's with temps at 106F outside with a 5000cfm(225gph) offset water pump during the day and I only crunch at night, on August 1st I'm going to get a bigger 7500cfm concentric pump(360gph) so that it will be a bit cooler in here, In October I plan on getting an aluminum framed single pane window replaced with a custom vinyl clad dual pane window, then I'll only have two more like that to do in January and June hopefully, their not cheap either, two of them are about $330 each and the last one is about $370 cause it's wider than the other two, if I'm stuck here I may as well be a bit more comfortable and My sister in law approves.

"Unless something has changed, BOINC always goes first in first out(FIFO) for work completion"

But BOINC has no clue when I'm going to take a vacation :) So it can't factor that into its calculations.

So I would much rather do "soonest deadline" first rather than FIFO. Most of the deadlines seem to be "pretty long", so that'd take care of most vacation scenarios.

Unless the backend needs them back in FIFO order for some reason (but if it wants them sooner, wouldn't it provide sooner deadlines?)

Just curious if anyone else is running into this, but I've got 10 tasks for Seti that have all been "completed, waiting for validation" that goes back to June 11th.
I must admit that while I am not new to using Seti and boinc for processing work units, I've never really paid much attention to the stats. If I'm not mistaken, I recall something about two computers needing to process the same wu successfully in order to receive credit. Am I correct in my recollection? If so, then these 10 units that I've processed, which apparently have been sent to other computers but not processed on their end, will remain unprocessed until if/when that computer completes its processing, or the units are reassigned to someone else who completes processing them?


Thanks to whomever takes a few moments to respond.

Derek

8 years ago really isn't all that ancient.

For computer hardware, it is.

Unfortunately it looks like their motherboard does not support Core CPU's.

With the 9400GT being speced for ~50w there probably isn't much headroom for a newer more powerful GPU, but something along the lines of s 530 or 630 would probably have a bit more grunt.