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Ahahahahahaha! That's hilarious!

ZOMG forums are back up

Dunno, but one of the songs from Fullmetal Alchemist is named Unmei, and that song is also a recreation of one of Beethoven's symphonies. Yeah, I have no idea...

Yeah, it's a pain in the ass. Get the DOS based one if it's really important to you that it doesn't do that.

Nice to have someone with a network of computers join up

Hi.

Yeah, and we have now sucessfully folded 200 WU's. I'm too lazy to post the award though

You'd only recommend? Asking permission is more of a MUST. Even if you're the administrator of a network of computers you absolutely should ask whoever owns those boxen for permission. Ask them in person. And get the consent written, signed, and dated on paper and file it in a safe place. Seriously. I recall a story about an administrator getting sued and/or fired for installing SETI@Home on several computers he administered without proof of permission to do so. The statement (understandably) looks unclear, but he's not using the word recommend in the loose sense you're implying. He really meant it as "I'd recommend asking permission in order to install the program in screensaver mode on a workplace network and have it process WU's for Team OCREMIX." Yeah, that was poor wording on my part. I meant what LT wrote. Actually, I'll ask my dad if he could do that at his workplace. We'd really get some WU's pumping out then

What would really help out is if someone installed the program on a large network of computers at their workplace or something like that. If any of you have the means to, I'd recommend asking permission to install the program in screensaver mode on a workplace network and have it process WU's for Team OCREMIX.

Keep it up! Oh, and here's how points are calculated: http://folding.stanford.edu/FAQ-points.html

Ha, antireality hero is now in first place. By one point... 1 AntiRealityHero 726 5 2 SILVERWOLF_87 725 9

Ha, I've gotten ones that are only 25 frames total. Those complete in about 2 hours, but they're not worth very much.

There are arguments that it hurts your computer to run it non-stop, and there are arguments that it hurts your computer to not run it non stop. Neither side is very convincing. Um..I've been letting it run nonstop for about a week now, basically just for Azureus and F@H most of the time... Hope it doesn't break before I can buy a new one (which I desperately need anyways...I want to play HL2 ) The computers at my school are routinely left on for weeks at a time, and they aren't affected by it.

There are arguments that it hurts your computer to run it non-stop, and there are arguments that it hurts your computer to not run it non stop. Neither side is very convincing.

Yeah, X/N is the workunit progress.

Congraduations to all participants! As of Thursday, January 5, 2006, OCR has folded 50 workunits! Keep it up guys

Party at my house! w00t!

Ack, I can't believe I haven't even written a simple "Thank You" yet So yeah, THANKS!!!

Personally I think the very soft and simple section with just the xylophone (I probably spelled that wrong, and I don't know if it's even that instrument) from 2:18 to 2:33 is a very emotional part of the piece. I only wish it lasted longer.

Do you guys want me to make a table of all participants in the first post? It wouldn't be very difficult to do.

I updated the page on the FAH site with the new team logo and a link to the Team OverClocked Remix webage (aka this thread).

Huzzah! Except there aren't very many seeders for the torrent...

Delichops made a very nice Team OverClocked Remix Folding @ Home logo, so if you want, go ahead and stick it in your signiture with a link to this page: Team OverClocked Remix page: http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=teampage&teamnum=48303

I did a little searching, and it turns out that the program core will always take a low priority. This basically means that you can have the program running in the background all the time, and run other programs without any noticable difference in performance.

What will happen is, once you join the OCR team, a new profile will be created with your name, and you can then switch back and forth between teams if you want, but only the team you specified in the program will get the Work Unit credit. But yeah, you can join multiple teams. Even if you are on dialup, the only time you need an internet connection is when you're recieving the data package to be processed, or when you're sending to processed data back to stanford. Usually those pieces of data aren't larger than 5 megs.