Mr. ed

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ed Send message Joined: 5 Mar 06 Posts: 16 Credit: 235,164 RAC: 0	Message 20070 - Posted: 12 Jul 2006, 13:09:13 UTC I'm Donating my two computers one full time and one part time for what I've been told are two very important projects.If number crunching is a key eliment, my hope is that David Baker and others contact NASA and put in for some of that free supercomputer time they have offered. ID: 20070 · Rating: 1 · rate: / Reply Quote

2chemp Send message Joined: 17 Aug 06 Posts: 4 Credit: 18,688 RAC: 0	Message 23039 - Posted: 18 Aug 2006, 15:57:05 UTC - in response to Message 20070. I'm Donating my two computers one full time and one part time for what I've been told are two very important projects.If number crunching is a key eliment, my hope is that David Baker and others contact NASA and put in for some of that free supercomputer time they have offered. you wrote important things, but i think, that many new usual users will not so bad for project too;) ID: 23039 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote

Feet1st Send message Joined: 30 Dec 05 Posts: 1755 Credit: 4,690,520 RAC: 0	Message 24226 - Posted: 22 Aug 2006, 2:54:48 UTC Mr. Ed, do you have a link to information on the NASA offer? Dr. Baker did mention previously they had won the largest ever award of time on BlueGene I think it was. But it was still only equivelant to about 2 weeks of crunching on Rosetta@home. So, the day-in and day-out contributions of your 1+ machines being there consistently is actually of greater value to the project overall. 2chemp, welcome to Rosetta! Add this signature to your EMail: Running Microsoft's "System Idle Process" will never help cure cancer, AIDS nor Alzheimer's. But running Rosetta@home just might! https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/ ID: 24226 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote

Vester Send message Joined: 2 Nov 05 Posts: 257 Credit: 3,394,562 RAC: 15,365	Message 24253 - Posted: 22 Aug 2006, 9:16:43 UTC Ed, are you 42 miles north of Ogdensburg, NY? I've seen mr_ed at USALug. ID: 24253 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote

ed Send message Joined: 5 Mar 06 Posts: 16 Credit: 235,164 RAC: 0	Message 24287 - Posted: 22 Aug 2006, 15:42:10 UTC No I live just outside of New Haven ct.They could get a lot more people than they already have crunching numbers if they would only advertise tnemselves on some of these national Educational Networks or tech talk shows,a lot of the youth today are using or will be owning high end processors for gaming I'm sure if explained to them how there computer can crunch numbers for a very worthwhile cause as well as do gaming,I'm sure they would donate there computer time. ID: 24287 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote

Vester Send message Joined: 2 Nov 05 Posts: 257 Credit: 3,394,562 RAC: 15,365	Message 24288 - Posted: 22 Aug 2006, 15:52:23 UTC The national and international media coverage is already quite remarkable. The gamers are quite well representented in our statistics. Distributed computing isn't everyone's cup of tea for various reasons. ID: 24288 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote

Feet1st Send message Joined: 30 Dec 05 Posts: 1755 Credit: 4,690,520 RAC: 0	Message 24291 - Posted: 22 Aug 2006, 16:10:53 UTC Ed, perhaps you could help Rosetta to get more exposure. It's really a team of scientists. So, their PR skills are somewhat lacking. But if you can send out some feelers, and explain the basics to an organization, kind of lay the groundwork, Dr. Baker has always made himself available for interviews. But it saves him TONS of time if you get them calling him wanting to run a story, rather then the other way around. Add this signature to your EMail: Running Microsoft's "System Idle Process" will never help cure cancer, AIDS nor Alzheimer's. But running Rosetta@home just might! https://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/ ID: 24291 · Rating: 0 · rate: / Reply Quote