Folding@Home!!!!!!!

Just wanted to remind everyone that we(AO) have had a folding@home team since August and that we can use all the help we can get there. We have 842 work units done and are in 442nd place. We'd appreciate any help we can get in improving these numbers. Won't you help, today?? Do it for the children(I don't know what I mean by that but it sounds good :) ).

Here is our stats page:
http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/...tailed?q=11416

Here's where you can sign up, our team ID# is 11416:
http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html

Lots of discussion about distributed computing and the historical record of the teams triumphant formation:) in this thread:http://www.antionline.com/showthread...hreadid=235647



And a hearty thankyou to all the new members

Speaking of distributed networks, there is an AO seti@home team also. It looks like it was started a while back, then forgotten. I recently joined, and am earning my own. There's no contest, ranking, or anything like that. The only reward is the chance to find 'little green men'.

http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/s...am_131444.html

Damn... I forgot that I was still doing that. You can't notice a difference on your PC. The program does a good job of making sure of that. I have it running on a lower end PC that I use for "intranet web server". It isn't on all the time, but for only being on when I'm on the PC, it isn't doing too bad...

Mabye I can put it on the rest of em. The only thing is... I don't like keeping all my PCs on all the time. Its a horible waste of energy... but sure keeps the rooms warm. :D

Looks like a good cause to me....count me in!

As you can see I'm in too, wih 2 puters the_JinX and JinXyBoy both are not on permanently but I'm contributing and that's what counts.

This is the kind of project where you can give a gift the whole world can benifit from.

I have also be a member of SETI@Home and made a site for my group. Recently we decided to give shirts to our members, please join our group much info displayed on my signature. Go to this page where you wil find a guide that say how to become member of our group. Recently tyger_claw has became member and Trust_Not_123 is going to become. Support us and find the answer to the biggest question: "Are there aliens?"
Thank you.

hmmmmmm

I'd rather be looking for ET than mucking about with proteins, bear with me ii-monk, i'll join the happy gang over the next day or so.

You're welcome. Contact me via my e-mail [email protected].

we're about even with someone...
we've been hovering around 356 for a week or so now. this should be difficult to reach the top 100 with so many good teams we're competing with. heck google alone has quite a few teams.

thankyou to our folding@home members, as well as seti@home and any other AO distributing team.

remember: if universities get the knowledge before businesses, the results are available free to everyone. if a company beats us to it, they own the rights and can charge for eaach use. we can't let this happen!

I'm in too, with 1 puter not on permanently but I'm contributing also!

Recently the founder of our group (Dr. Landen) has decided to buy 2 new computers of 3.02GHz and RDRAM 1066MHz and connected on a LAN with his now computer as the server and he asks you which would be the best OS to use. He asks from this OS:
1) to be the fastest
2) to be stable
3) to be stable in overclocked coditions too
4) to a bit easy-to-use (no {mistake}nessecerry{/mistake})

He can provide:
1) the best cooling system to the PC
2) money of course

He would have turned on all day and all night.


I appriciate your help...

I would say[think] Dr.Landen doesn t know Linux,then the best OS would be win2k.

Count me in I'm at school now but as soon as I'm home I'm sign-up.

Sounds like a good cause to me.

Thank you. If you want to ask me something send me e-mail at [email protected]

The AO folding team has advanced to 339th place (we've jumped over 100+ teams since this thread started) and have completed 1162 work units with a total of 24 active processors (this week). It's starting to look like making the top 100 isn't a far-fetched notion after all, especially if we could get a few more members and their respective networks on board. Kudos to the rest of the team on a job well done. Special thanks to doctorf00bar for making us aware of this project and to qwerty_smith for his stellar contribution!

I think the team was ranked 480 when I started (after viewing this thread). I'm heading after the #2 spot on our team :-) Been stedily gaining ground on that spot, but qwerty's continually spreading the gap between #1 and #2!

Keep up the good work guys, we broke into the top 300 today!

http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/teampage?q=11416

I am glad to be doing my part ;)

And to bump the thread up again :D

we still need more people to join us if we wanna be in the top 100..

Good work, we have done a lots of work(units) and gained 'ground' quite fast. But it's now the real competition (against other teams) starts and we do need more active members if we wanna take Team AO to the top 100.

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Some stats:

Team Name: AntiOnline
Date of last work unit: 2003-01-29 03:00:33
Active processors within a week: 22
Team ID #: 11416
Grand Score: 6433.1098973155
Work Unit Count: 1358
Team Ranking (incl. aggregate): 297
Home Page: http://www.antionline.com
Fast teampage url: http://folding.stanford.edu/teamstats/team11416.html

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~micael

Another version of Folding@Home is Genome@Home. My info on this @Home is: My stats, My team. It's an ew team so no update yet.