Help the world

[bobandrubert]

WebSite http://folding.stanford.edu/

 

Team # 40524 ( must be typed)

If u do this it will create a super computer

 

 

 

Ok since I guess u don't know what it does when u are not using all of ur CPU and u turn this on Stanferd Universiy will send your computer numberws to crunch. This h elps their resherch on protian and anti-grem stuff works . If u do this u help human kind

 

 

we could make are own team u know

[Lord_La_forge]

This is a grea t thing. I've joined the team.

[SOCL]

Wait, what is it?

[ADarkJedi44]

Yeah really. What SOCL said..

[Grand_Admiral_Thrawn]

They're doing some sort of biological research that needs heavy calculations. The client you can download will connect you to them and they will use your computers processing power to augment their own, creating a sort of "internet supercomputer". An intersting concept, but I'm a little concerned about the security aspect.

[the_mask]

It's comparable to "S.E.T.I. at home", which I don't know, if it's still running.

But yeah, the security aspect is quite important, as well as having a broadband connection

[Lord_La_forge]

Security aspect?

SETI is still running it's clients. I was a member too, and served them with my broadband. But somehow, I think this is more important, so if this really helps, I'll gladly spend my cpu for that too.

[Stellar_Magic]

I heard SETI got a possible signal abotu two months back, they're still trying to confirm it.

[Guest Scathane]

No kidding?!

[Stellar_Magic]

Yep, SETI at home based at Aresebo. They got a wierd signal and are trying to confirm it. The thing is the signal is coming from a point in deep space with nothing around it for over ten light years. It's doppler shift is huge, the Scientists don't know what to make of it. Of course there's the possibility that someone hacked SETI at home's software.

 

http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99996341

 

Then Nasa is planing on launching a Solar Sailor next year as a test. It's suppose to have a sail 700m in diameter, of course with photon pressure the size of the actual "Ship" has to be tiny.

[Guest Scathane]

Well, it's quite the story. I'm curious as to how it'll end...