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Are any of you using your computers for distributed computing projects?

>> No.4942053 [DELETED] 
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>>4942042
>use my precious processing power to save some cunt i dont even know hundreds of miles way a small amount of time
NOPE

>> No.4942046
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yes, I support SETI project

>> No.4942057

>>4942046
this is the link for the /b/ squad of SETI@home

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/team_display.php?teamid=143891

>> No.4942060

Does DDOS count as distributed computing project?

>> No.4942064

Einstein@home and Rosetta@home

>> No.4942065

>>4942057
>>4942042
>socialist agenda confirmed

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>>4942060
GTFO, tard

>> No.4942076

>>4942066
GTFO, tard

>> No.4942081

>>4942065
>socialist agenda
>Bitcoin

>> No.4942099

I used to do folding@home, but gradually I've lost faith and failed to find any meaning in that. Also, electricity.

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>>4942057
total members : 3
wow you are a legion

>> No.4942117

SETI, Einstein, and MilkyWay

>> No.4942119

>>4942057
What does joining a group do? Are there any tangible benefits regarding the data you crunch?

>> No.4942313

>>4942119
>>4942109
not my fault if 4channers are loser assholes without any passion or motivation whatsoever.

Benefits of being in a group: less likely of being eaten by cyber predators.

>> No.4943898

So there's an announcement on BOINC.
The Einstein@home has detected no gravity waves (paraphrased). Thoughts? :/

>> No.4944035

>>4943898
I'd like to think it's all a matter of getting really, really precise equipment, but I don't know man, I don't know much about gravitational waves but I think it's a worthwhile use of my computer.

I still have more faith in Einstein@home than SETI@home.

>> No.4944250

>>4944035
Oh, I am backing them with my CPU. I just mean in terms of where gravity waves predicted by GR fit into the bigger picture. Cuz that laser they're using isn't something to laugh at. its pretty precise.

>> No.4944254

QMC@Home for me (Quantun Monte Carlo), predicts reactions used for polymers etc.