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| Personal background |
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I am an Aerospace Engineering Student at Virginia Tech. My hobbies include building and testing computers, gaming, and even building model airplanes to fly in aerobatic contests.
My Computer (or at least the current one I'm using)
Windows XP Professional SP2
Asus P4P800-E Deluxe Motherboard 800 MHz FSB @ 1020 MHz Intel 865PE
Intel Pentium 4 Processor 3 GHz @ 3.825 GHz Prescott
1 Gb HyperRam PC4200 DDR533 Dual Channel RAM
ATI X800Pro 128mb AGP Video Card
Samsung CD-RW/DVD Combo Drive
1 147 Gb Fujitsu SCSI Ultra 3 Drive for Data
2 80Gb Seagate 7200Rpm SATA Drives in RAID 0 Configuration for Data
Swiftech MCW5002-PT Thermoelectric Assisted P4 Watercooling Assembly
Swiftech MCW50-T Thermoelectric Assisted FX5900 Watercooling Assembly
Hydor L30 Water Pump
BlackIce Extreme II Radiator
Custom Made Water Reservoir From 2 Inch PVC Pipe
LSI SCSI RAID Controller Card
5 SCSI Ultra 2 Raid 5 Configuration for OS
Creative Labs Audigy 2 ZS Sound Card
Creative LAbs T77100 7.1 Surround Sound Speaker System
Basically giant expensive gaming rig |
| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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Yes, theres a lot of wasted space out there if there isn't anything else but us. Contact with extraterrestrials could be good or bad, it simply depends on what kind of "people" we make contact with.
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Why add another transmission when whoever is out there can tune in to the already abundant radio signals coming from our planet.
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I run SETI@Home because it gives my computer a good task to perform while I am not using it. Seeing as the watercooling system doesn't like to sit around and be inactive, the computer stays on until it needs a reboot or hardware upgrade. |
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