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mikeblas

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What happened to the Electron Microscope site?
 
We were just discussing this the other day actually. LPerry seems to be MIA.... were not sure why.
 
Here is Larry's reply over at the F@H Community forum:


Sorry guys... been buried in work and when roadrunner took over as my isp they were supposed to migrate everything... well they didn't...

soon as i get some free time i will re-upload everything... total pain...

Larry



 
Why is it that Stanford doesn't publish details about so many of the work units?
 
mikeblas said:
Why is it that Stanford doesn't publish details about so many of the work units?
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Because they can barely handle the load of excepting them, now you want them to tell you about them too? :p
 
"excepting"? Do you mean "accepting"?

I can't imagine a few more lines in the table adding so much load to the site that it would start rejecting incoming work units.
 
Honestly I would rather they spend every man hour they have getting everything working smoothly again and THEN worry about adding descriptors.. Sadly I keep reading about people stopping folding because they are pissed about this network issue or that network issue. That bothers me MUCH more than not knowing what the hell a 5_way_melt is or does (besides bring your computing power to an absolute crawl apparently)
 
I still don't see how adding a row to this table slows down network processing requests. The data is alreay somewhere at the site—otherwise, they wouldn't score the proteins at all.
 
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