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Or at least do it while your computer's doing nothing.
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Google also runs something like this. It's called Google Compute and it uses unused computer time to work on scientific problems. Right now it's doing something about protein research.
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Wouldn't it be better to help solve the computing ones first and then use them to solve the current processor intensive things. Just my 'lil' thought for the day
I used to run that seti@home thing but it got annoying chugging along in the back ground, sometimes cause a process missfire and caused it to crash. I wouldn't mind so much but when it was running on win 98 and 2000 which a crash normally caused all of windows to crash. So now i don't bother with them they turn out to be more problems then a help for me. That may be selfish of me but i bought this computer so isn't it my right ![]() |