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thanks chief :)

Congratulations

c'mon people, show some love for miceter here (s)he is holding a solid 3rd position on our SETI@Home and Einstein@home BOINC teams. ow, and I promised myself not to diss kenlos mamma this time :(

I propose miceter he's been a regular (though not big-time) contributor to BOINC and the team since 2011, chomping away at SETI and einstein.

if you're using Citrix Studio, search the server list and check for "unregistered" ones

thank you, thank you, I am proud to be listed in the same... ... damn, I had a whole speech prepared, but this is just ... just ... I am getting too emotional right now, sorry, but I can't right now again, thank you :D

yer, wel, uhm, eh... yo mamma is so big, Hulk still has an inferiority complex :p

hey kenlo, yo mamma is so big, orbit@home discovered earth was a near-her object and lost their funding...

not touching that one... btw, just checked the nomination thread and I guess I should put my money where Gilthanis mouth is. my oldest stats that still live in my favorites (not BOINC, just old) also did a bit of folding under a different screen name (still have the Hotmail on this one :o)...

hey kenlo, yo mamma is so big, she's disturbing Einsteins LIGO data feed

hey kenlo, yo mamma is so big, WCGs Nutritious Rice for the World?? pffft, that's just for tonights dinner

hey kenlo, yo mamma is so big, she has her own sub-project at climateprediction.net

hey kenlo, yo mamma is so big, last time she sneezed, QCN registered only perfrect tens all over the map

hey kenlo, yo mamma is so big, she's blocking the Arecibo

so true, his GTX 770 on GPUGrid totally beats my my GTX 660Ti on Einstein...

einstein it is, just 10 cores and a gtx660ti though

succesfully passed through PCI storage (MV-SAT2, Highpoint RR1640/1740/2220) to windows VM's on ESX on: ASUS P8B-X bios 0902 with Xeon E3 ASUS P8B-WS bios 0704 with Xeon E3 ASUS P8C-WS bios ? with Xeon E3 have not tried PCI-e devices

this is not the push you're looking for, but I'm in

isn't the OGR project also a part of YoYo@home ?

forgot to ask, did you disable the hardware compression in the to-tape job? as the Veeam files are already compressed, it might be limiting the througput of the tape unit, instead of helping with the capacity for the admin box and the exchange server, you could consider just using windows...

Are you running an incremental or a reverse incremental? If you're running an incremental, the tape sets can get very confusing. When you use the reverse incremental, an incremental back-up is run against the VM's (short window needed), after which a (daily) full is synthesized by the...

1 year run time for the [H]

that unit looks good, but the extra headroom is in the 12v rail, 3.3v and 5v are the same as the Seasonic units. As this is a server (iGPU FTW) I don't see the advantage of the extra A's on the 12v rail at a price increase of 40~50 euro

this weekend an ancient coolermaster 700w unit finally released it's magic smoke :( no other parts where damaged during it's suicide :) so now I am looking for a replacement. the system: ASUS P8C-WS Xeon E3 1245 v2 16GB ECC 2 SAS/SATA HBA's 16 SATA disks (mainly 7200rpm) a couple of...

how is your current set-up?

been using the to tape option of veeam for a while now. When combined with a reverse incremental to disk then to tape it works fine, you end up with a daily full on the tape. it takes a little under 3 hours to put a 600GB full back-up on an lto4 drive (before Veeam dedup and compression the...

if the PCIe x1 on the motherboard of your choice is open ended, it will take a regular PCIe x4 card

are there any event-id 7011 instances logged in the system eventlog of the RDP server when the printspooler and NIC shut down? We have had similar issues at several sites. Turned out to be a corrupt print driver for an HP printer on the RDP server causing the spooler to hang itself and cause...

forgot to celebrate the 35M marker :o *edit* make that 40M

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if the server is on a UPS you could test the RAID1 in an "Always write back (independent of BBU state)" mode and see if it is worth investing $180 in a BBU.

sounds like the RAID5 is in wite-back mode (using the cache on the controller), but the RAID1 is in write-through mode and has the on-disk cache disabled.

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from the Storage Spaces FAQ I imagine the same thing applies when reinstalling the OS

since you're already running windows 8.1, what about Windows Storage Spaces? it seems the system is used mainly for playback (reads) so a somewhat low write speed shouldn't be much of a problem, just leave a disk or 2 out of the pool if you plan on ripping any media to the system.

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metallicafan for being a consistent contributor and rallying the troops for the WCG Christmas Race 2013

got my first points on the board :)