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  1. #946
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    Well... we passed 100,000,000 points with over 133,000 work units.

    I passed 40,000,000 and almost 30,000 work units.

    Is anybody else still looking at this thread?
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    I thought I made a mistake once, but, of course, I was mistaken.

  2. #947
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    Yes I'm looking at every new post.
    Periodically I try to find a good paper that explains the advances due to the distributed computing project folding@home in LAYMAN's terms, but they are few and far between.
    When I come across one, I'll link it here.
    Y'all stay home tomorrow night and have a -
    Happy New Year!
    Need help in realtime? Visit us at #linuxn00b on irc.freenode.net <-yes, those are zeros. http://www.linux.com/article.pl?sid=07/04/14/0631220
    Please follow the JL posting guidelines. || Put those spare cycles to use! Join the Justlinux folding@home team! Team #36480 Join Now! || Link to some of my config files and a few howto's.

    Few of us will do as much for our fellow man as he has done.
    --Andrew Morton on RMS

  3. #948
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    Yeah, I'm still planning to get back to folding at some point, but a $5000 shoulder surgery in a couple of days has put my finances on hold for the moment, so I'm still limping along on my Q6600 that needs replacing. Since I'm going to be incapable of working on my hardware for a couple of months, I really don't want to do anything that would hasten its demise.
    Please read the Posting Guidelines before you post. They make everyone's life easier and help you get an answer to your question.
    My hardware and distro list.
    In memory of mdwatts: RTFM, G4L, and Fold like your life depends on it - some day it may.

  4. #949
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    I had surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff a few years ago. It was no fun for sure. But, that shoulder is now in better shape than my other shoulder!
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  5. #950
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    Yeah, fortunately mine's not a rotator cuff so I think the recovery won't be quite as bad. But when I dislocated it in my sleep I decided it was time to do something about it.
    Please read the Posting Guidelines before you post. They make everyone's life easier and help you get an answer to your question.
    My hardware and distro list.
    In memory of mdwatts: RTFM, G4L, and Fold like your life depends on it - some day it may.

  6. #951
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    Well, looks like our stats are gonna take a deep plunge for a while. I'll be turning off my little folding farm for a while. I moved back to Texas last year and started a new job as the IT guy at a company here, but they have decided to take the IT stuff and outsource it into the cloud... I think. So, today I became unemployed.
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    I thought I made a mistake once, but, of course, I was mistaken.

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