I applied to become founder in Team Teadies at a time, when the team has been already inactive. The apply have been done in legal way and if a team founder have been fulfilling his basic responsibilities, he would not allow the transfer. I applied for founder right in good faith, that it is in interest of BOINC in general to pick up again on team, which came far and become inactive. Getting founders rights in this inactive team helped to make visible small but very active team from small country. Hysteria around this transfer is perplexing, when you realize, that BOINC is voluntary without possibility of profit. With BOINC we entertain ourselves. We bring stir into world of BOINC, hand to hand with it we sometimes put out of countenance somebody. We did nothing illegal, so the word “theft” in this contribution hurts us. Still we are willing to give the person Scribe back this with care maintained team, if he pledges himself to remain active (as founder and as team), and will fulfill his responsibilities (as founder), which we will without doubt test. As we are on holidays, the transfer can not be accomplished before the end of July 2008.

I am just wondering if any of you can comment on whether or not you left the team.

The BOINC server code wouldn't reuse a team number.... would it?

What is the Rosetta team ID number in question here?

My question is why was it available for use in the first place to be reassigned? The last time I looked there was still members contributing...

I understood the question and agree team IDs shouldn't be reused. And I agree with Pepo that this sounds like the result of a SW bug of some kind. I was just hoping that we could gather all the information about whether team members still exist, what exactly the team ID is/was, and etc. to help track down such a bug.

....the sound of silence....

The BOINC server code wouldn't reuse a team number.... would it?

What is the Rosetta team ID number in question here?

I am not a moderator, active, past or in training.

I have 30 machines in my home that crunch Rosetta 100%, 24/7 except when I have one or another down for preventative maintenance every month or two....

Pffffew... 30 machines? Definately I want to see a picture of those 3 in your bathroom... ;-)
You MUST get special rates from your electric company :-D
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Electricity costs? Bah! Here's the *real* money question for you folks with many windows machines: How do you pay for all the antivirus/firewall/whatever? What does Norton charge per machine these days? $60/year * 30 machines = $1800! (just a what-if) Or do you just hang out nekkid behind a NAT and let it all hang out?

Pffffew... 30 machines? Definately I want to see a picture of those 3 in your bathroom... ;-)
You MUST get special rates from your electric company :-D

The client still cannot endure a normal computer restart for Windows Updates (or other restarts) without forgetting where it was, turning an error, and starting a new job.

50,779.30 seconds lost on result ID 28003895 work ID 23917872.

Vanita,

How different is the androgen receptor protein in the male prostate different than a similiar protein in a female that has an estrogen receptor? I ask this because there are several well known treatments for post-menopausal women to prevent breast cancer (Tamoxifen, Arimidex, Aromasin) however I do not know of any medications treating older males that are at risk for developing prostate cancer?