Posts by Henry
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Questions and Answers :
Web site :
Where's my green star?
(Message 2041625)
Posted 30 Mar 2020 by  Henry
Post: I'm more than a little sad I'll never hit 100 million. :( |
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Message boards :
News :
SETI@home hibernation
(Message 2037053)
Posted 10 Mar 2020 by Henry
Post: I believe I saw a post indicating over fifty thousand dollars were raised. Also indicated it was sufficient for the need. |
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Message boards :
News :
SETI@home hibernation
(Message 2036806)
Posted 8 Mar 2020 by Henry
Post: I built 3 rigs just for crunching SETI@home, the last of which was completed right after Christmas and puts out about 200k credits worth of work every day. This really does bum me out. I figured the work had to change at some point, I just didn't guess it was going to stop altogether. Although I signed up in 2010 (it was run on the family computer starting in 99), I only very recently decided to get back into crunching and wasn't privy to the writing on the wall from two years ago. It's a shame, I made it to 25th in RAC in a short period of time. I was ready to do work. The other space projects are magnitudes less inspiring than SETI, and I'm really going to have to think about whether I care enough to buy the electricity. It's that, or just wait and hope for something similar or SETI-related to pop up and shutter the "SETI Lab" for now. Sad. |
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Questions and Answers :
Web site :
Where's my green star?
(Message 2025934)
Posted 1 Jan 2020 by Henry
Post: Big oof |
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Questions and Answers :
Web site :
Where's my green star?
(Message 2015316)
Posted 13 Oct 2019 by Henry
Post: Nice, thanks! |
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Questions and Answers :
Web site :
Where's my green star?
(Message 2014904)
Posted 10 Oct 2019 by Henry
Post: I donated to SETI@home through the GPU users group about 3 months ago and still don't have my donor star. What gives? |
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Message boards :
SETI Perspectives :
What to Expect from ET?
(Message 2009680)
Posted 28 Aug 2019 by Henry
Post: Can this guy party or what? |
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