If you don't already run either Folding@Home or Boinc and one of its corresponding projects then shame on you. If however you want to start why not start by joining the new BBC Climate Change Experiment for me info please visit the BBC Climate Change Project by clicking here.
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I saw that the other day on BBC News, think it will make my PC RAARR in the middle of the night and keep me awake. 
QUOTE(englishmen @ Feb 18 2006, 11:32 AM) [snapback]30601[/snapback]
If you don't already run either Folding@Home or Boinc and one of its corresponding projects then shame on you. If however you want to start why not start by joining the new BBC Climate Change Experiment for me info please visit the BBC Climate Change Project by clicking here.
For a map of everyone currently helping please click here.
Yeah, I ran folding@home for a little while, but I noticed that it had some bugs, not to mention, my computer really wasn't very helpful to their network, due to its speed, or lack there of. Plus, my fans always freak out when I run it, even at low idle.
I know, shame on me.
QUOTE(lokoike @ Feb 18 2006, 03:33 PM) [snapback]30624[/snapback]
Yeah, I ran folding@home for a little while, but I noticed that it had some bugs, not to mention, my computer really wasn't very helpful to their network, due to its speed, or lack there of. Plus, my fans always freak out when I run it, even at low idle.
I know, shame on me.
If you believe anything the BBC says or puts on their web site you must be a retired 1960s hippie or a left wing crazy who believes in the tooth fairy.
PH
what?
QUOTE(englishmen @ Mar 2 2006, 01:22 PM) [snapback]31807[/snapback]
what?
Don't mind him. He's just a fish.
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