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I have passed 50 years runtime, which includes over 30 years of MCM, no new badges though,

The WCG situation is still meh. I have a ton of units pending validation despite being returned weeks ago.

I expect having 1 small computer on the marathon this year, as I will not have the time for juggling resources between projects.

Not me. The CPID paranoia process thing keeps me from investing anything in this.

150 million points.

You probably want to look into making a systemd service that starts after the fah-client service. Using systemd will fix your issues with su.

I have started GPU folding on a severely power limited 7840HS, it's probably all I can bring atm.

Yeah upgrade to Windows 7 :) OT: Looks like WCG is a poor choice to use for an improvement room heater, I'll probably switch the machine to F@H.

10 years on MCM

Feels like he could have been 5% more positive.

I'm rather busy the next weeks. I have set up a small box for the marathon and I hope it will just run.

Just added SRBase, so I'm at 11 now.

Just made Numberfields my number 10 at 10 mill.

Added Minecraft@home, so I'm up to 25

Just added The Ramanujan Machine to my list, making it 24 total.

5 years on MCM.

2 years on MCM.

9 projects with Gerasim@home.

Been a couple of years since I last checked, looks like I'm at 23 now. free-dc claims 24, but I have LHC@Home 1.0 & LHC Dev@Home at the exact same amount of points.

Could be the MB failing to measure voltages, have you checked the voltages reported in BIOS?

Bluetooth is designed for low power, not high transfer speed, so you would not get a pleasant experience from having anything other than mice, keyboards etc. connected using Bluetooth. I do not think anyone would bother creating such a device, as the good usage scenarios are very limited.

Cheap joke....

Just hit #8 with LHC@Home

Yes, I got a slice of the pie.

I nominate ByteDown[H]ard, top 10 producer and top 10 team rank in f@h.

Sidock@home is my #21

I nominate howmanybacons, he/she is maintaining a nice steady folding output and bacon.

Hit #7 with Amicable Numbers.

Hit #6 with universe@Home.

Running Ubuntu 18.04 is getting a bit old, so I have spend some time on getting this to work with 20.04. I do not have a fresh 20.04 install to test this on at the moment, so I do not know if this works out of the box. My previous post for getting CernVM-FS is still valid and should be...

Just added nfs home as my 20th project with 1 million points

Can we nominate Nathan_P? I don't know of what new he's done in the last few months, but he's clearly ramped up since COVID hit.

Nice and short list 😛

If Nvidia buys ARM and increases prices, they just end up accelerating RISC-V adoption. (my $0.02)

meh, guess I'll put a few cores on WCG.

From my understanding of the details Nvidia has shared, the 3k series doubles the FP32 units per SM, which is what Nvidia ises to count CUDA cores, while leaving the number of INT32 cores unchanged, which must limit improvements for some workloads. EDIT: Looks like Pututu already shared this info.

19 after adding cosmology@home

LHC has made CernVM-FS which is required for their ”native” applications and the various guides on the internet are often out of date. Following an old guide will probably lead to a lot of extra work compared to what is necessary to get up and running today. Please note every LHC project is...

Just got Rosetta above the 1 mill line, that should make it 19 projects for me.

Guess I should power up the RPi's, they should be good for a few points.