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The Chicago area already has schools churning out the kind of people they would need. There is a fair amount of somewhat related research done in the area at Advanced Photon Source, Center for Nanoscale Materials, Argonne Leadership Computing Facility, and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory.

ASUS and Gigabyte, probably more, do funky stuff with their AMD boards as well. You'd think leaving stuff at the defaults would give you what AMD intended for stock operation but no....

Do you only have FGRPB1G selected for GPU? It's been dry for a few months now. Was the tried and true application for years.

I always thought Clear Linux was mainly for Intel developers and to show off what their processors can do if properly optimized.

All the crunchers are fired up for the cold weather again.

Noise is my main motivation for open loop water cooling though it can be a hassle. Dust filters on a lot of cases these days do a good job of keeping the dust out of the inside. I just vacuum the filters whenever I vacuum the room and deal with the trivial amount of dust on the inside when I...

I pay $120/mo for 960/35 Mbps. I would love faster upload speed.

Version numbers should be the same for all platforms. It might take a few days for the newest version to make it to your repository.

The change has been made with client version 7.22.2.

Blaise Pascal's Birthday Challenge (PrimeGrid) starts today.

At the last BOINC Workshop Colin Clark was saying they don't need perfect accuracy and they do "flexible validation" so results don't have to perfectly match a wingman's. Regardless something is messed up with how things are now with the new Binary Radio Pulsar Search (MeerKAT) (BRP7) application.

Gamma-ray pulsar binary search #1 on GPUs (hsgamma_FGRPB1G) tasks seem to be the most reliable with the best credit.

Time for me to start shutting systems off until fall.

I should look into this stuff in the fall. It would be nice if I could automate using BOINC for climate control.

Work is still flowing. One of the admins years ago got frustrated and lashed out at the community which put me off so I haven't contributed much for a good while. I was thinking about giving it another go but the lack of admin participation with the community right now is worrisome.

Cosmology@home has had a messed up SSL certificate for quite some time but muzzdiez on the forums found a work around to log in.

My local UPS Store offers a whole list of USPS services. I have zero reasons to go to the post office anymore. Seems the restriction on shipping non-new laptops with lithium batteries to and from APO/FPO/DPO address came out last year.

The Linux apps use legacy vsyscall which is disabled by default in a lot of distributions for security reasons. Work units run anywhere from a few seconds to days. Earning credit seems to be like playing the lottery...CPU time of 1,000 seconds and earn 3,000 credit or CPU time of 800,000...

Gotthold Eisenstein's Birthday Challenge (PrimeGrid) starts in under 24 hours.

It seems they need to raise 57,000 CAD by the end of the year for storage. They were at $2,227 three weeks ago.