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| Personal background |
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about me
name: tobias aka skyk
birthday: xx.xx.1986
speaks: german, english, frensh
hobbies
- coding ( c(++), delphi, php, unrealscript )
- design ( photoshop, gimp, photography )
- reading ( sciencefiction ( 'hardscifi' ))
- music ( eguitar, ebass, synth )
music
- genres ( happy-hardcore, hardcore, trance )
- artists ( scott brown, neophyte, nosferatu, ravers on dope )
computers
complete list - click here
Active
DAGOBERT
- Pentium IV 3200MHz / 1024MB RAM / 320GB HDD / Windows XP Home SP2
THE-CUBE
- Pentium IV 3200MHZ / 1024MB RAM / 160GB HDD / Windows XP Professional SP2
BOLIVAR
- Athlon Thunderbird 1333MHz / 256MB RAM / 80GB HDD / Windows XP Professional SP2
PLUTO
- Athlon XP-M 1000MHZ / 256MB RAM / 40GB HDD / Linux 2.6.9
In-Active
borg and trophy are currently in-active, but will hopefully restart crunching soon.
Picture: borg (bottom) and trophy (top)
borg aka derhive
Athlon K7 700MHz / 128MB RAM / 10GB / Linux 2.6.x
trophy
2x Pentium II 233MHz / 128MB RAM / Diskless / Linux 2.6.x
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| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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Its _really_ impossible that we are the only intelligent lifeform in the whole universe !
Since we still did not examine each planet of our solar system, it is even conceivable that there are other intelligent lifeforms living in our solar system.
Even if this assumption is wrong and we are the only i. lifeform in our solar system, there are still A LOT MORE solar systems in OUR galaxy - only ONE of 100 billion other galaxies in the universe.
this is A LOT of space - exactly 259,2 × 10^21 km.
So, since we know about the possibility to find strangers in our univere/galaxy/solarsystem , i think its very important to do something.
The SETI project examines a relatively small area, but its just dumb to say that there is no other lifeform exactly this area.
Its even possible to find other lifeforms in really "life unfriendly" areas - since we dont know anything about any other lifeform outside the earth.
Just remember these fishes living ten thousand meters deep in the ocean - these area is also called "life unfriendly", but nevertheless: there is life.
So, i think its very important to support SETI and SETI@home - it's not just a project for "science fiction freaks", it is a project that is searching for one of the biggest questions ever asked: "are we alone ?" |
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