Mardeth
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Originally posted by: PeterN
Originally posted by: Mardeth
Its quite funny how a small country like the Netherlands can win the big ol' mighty america. Plus Anandtech is a bit international... and remember that the country has many big teams. Dutch are truly the DC citizens.
Im half dutch by the way and can read dutch so if you need a spy
I'm completely Dutch, but am proud to be a member of TA.
Oh, TA is not big ol' mighty america, as you said.
The DPC, btw, do not only have Dutch on their team. Since they can not grow much more here in The Neherlands, they are now also (and always have been) accepting members from other European countries, eg Belgium, UK, Scandinavian countries.
Ik kan niet echt goed nederlands schrijven maar ik hoop dat jij dit wel verstaat
.Hehe. I didnt know there were many european guys... I thought I was the of the few.
I can read 4 languages, Finnish, Swedish, English and dutch and understand moderately the for example german or other relative languages, for which Im quite proud of
.Originally posted by: TAandy
This brings back the spirit of last year when we were trying to get to #1. Good
Stomping cows brings tears to my eyes.
TAandy
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As I'm sure most of the D²OL regulars know, I have two PC's, a P3 800 and an Athlon XP 1900+
I had put the Athlon on Climate Prediction, and I've been communicating with carl (from the CP core team) most of today (Saturday) trying to fix an uploading problem, which carl eventually managed to sort out.cool: not often you find a member of a project who is willing to work most of Saturday trying to fix a problem )
But, for what it's worth, the Athlon ( node 455) is now back on D²OL and is trying to stay in the top 10 nodes
You can stick your finger in, but you won't stop the flood
I had put the Athlon on Climate Prediction, and I've been communicating with carl (from the CP core team) most of today (Saturday) trying to fix an uploading problem, which carl eventually managed to sort out.
cool: not often you find a member of a project who is willing to work most of Saturday trying to fix a problem )But, for what it's worth, the Athlon ( node 455) is now back on D²OL and is trying to stay in the top 10 nodes
You can stick your finger in, but you won't stop the flood
mastertech01
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Lets not stir up the wasps nest before we get caught up to them Cows too much. They have too many peeps wid nothin to do but put more machines on any given project. Lets sneak up on them and float like a butterfly, STING like a bee.
I'll get my 1800+ on it in a week or two... not much, but it's what I got. I'll also ask Justbeez to bump it up a bit.
Kk
Kk
mastertech01
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Slapstick
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We were rather fortunate today, several people were on vacation last week at work and Shame and I managed to use their PC?s for the week. I wish we could manage that kind of production everyday but I guess we will settle for every now and then.
On a side note, the new client?s ability to queue up 2000 candidates really comes in handy when you have to run the pc?s offline, on the P4 2.2?s we have at work that?s about 2 weeks worth of production before needing to dump. It seems most of the problems that plagued this project have been corrected, the clients stable, (haven?t had a stuck candidate in a few months), the ability to grab 2000 work units, even better is the ability to flush out the cache just in case you get bad work units and project directors that actually leave relevant messages on their forums to keep people informed as to problems and resolutions, they actually seem to care. So if any of the old crew is thinking about coming back but are worried about the problems of the past I suggest you give it try again because all in all it?s not your mother?s D2Ol anymore!
On a side note, the new client?s ability to queue up 2000 candidates really comes in handy when you have to run the pc?s offline, on the P4 2.2?s we have at work that?s about 2 weeks worth of production before needing to dump. It seems most of the problems that plagued this project have been corrected, the clients stable, (haven?t had a stuck candidate in a few months), the ability to grab 2000 work units, even better is the ability to flush out the cache just in case you get bad work units and project directors that actually leave relevant messages on their forums to keep people informed as to problems and resolutions, they actually seem to care. So if any of the old crew is thinking about coming back but are worried about the problems of the past I suggest you give it try again because all in all it?s not your mother?s D2Ol anymore!
Originally posted by: mastertech01
Great going TeAm! Slapstick _Shame really put the whammy to them today too!
Slapstick and I Borg'd a few machines recently. Today wasn't half bad.
mastertech01
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Originally posted by: mastertech01
I see Geoff kicked in a sucker punch on them too! LOL
Right now we are down 300 for the day. Considering we were up against a big Drunken Pregnant Chick dump, we didn't do too bad. Thanks TeAm.
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