S@H daily team stats 01/25

[Hellburner]

Overall #7 ranking for Dec in the Club Teams category.

Local group production 01/25:

09 the Dutch.........................(+121937)........... +1258
10 Canada..............................(+50902)............. +812
11 Linux.................................(+27198)............. +986
12 TA.................500480................................. +2575
13 O?Grady?s Macs..................(-38768)............. +366
14 Team Nippon.......................(-59232)........... +1135
15 OS/2 Warp..........................(-75766)............. +790
16 Matrox User.......................(-109332)........... +1021

3 new members

 

[Jani]

Welcome new members.

 

[Robor]

Now that's more like it! We didn't make up what we lost yesterday but there's no point in crying over water under the bridge.

Thanks Hellburner!

Rob

 

[networkman]

3rd!

Thanks for the stats, HB!

 

[Ben98SentraSE]

4th! Record for me! Now that I have a job where I have to be at work at 7AM I can read this stuff in a decent time

Great stats!

 

[Robor]

Ben98SentraSE: Ahhh, another 7AM person. Welcome to the club. Wait a minute... What time zone? I'm 7AM Eastern.

Rob

 

[BadThad]

Nice!

 

[Neurodog]

Hello Team!

How's everyone doing?

I'm at work at 8am Eastern time, very quiet till 9:30am so time for some reading.(support Specialist)

What's your job tittle if you don't mind me asking?


Thanks and later

Neurodog

 

[ColinP]

Hey Robor,,



<< there's no point in crying over water under the bridge. >>



I think you just made up a new saying !!!!!



Col

 

[Robor]

ColinP: That's what the trailing wink was for.

Rob

 

[CurtOien]

Welcome to all the new people.


Neurodog,

Sounds like you have a nice job.

I'm a loser at a $h*ty company.
I only stay there because I can retire in 7 years, 3 months and 20 days

 

[Michael]

Nice to see that new members are joining every day. We're still making pretty good ground.

I'm often a 5 AM person in the Pacific Time zone. If I'm driving, I have to leave darn early to beat the Silicon Valley traffic. I get to retire in about 30 years maybe less if my 401(k) does well <grin..

Michael

 

[networkman]

The only reason folks are seeing me here this early is because I'm taking a Windows 2000 Server class this week and it starts at 8am EST each day! :Q

I usually start my work day at 1pm and work until 9pm at night! :Q

Talk about messing up my sleeping schedule... :|

One positive note though.. in my classroom I've overclocked two of the P3-550 systems to 605!

 

[Fardringle]

The overall team stats for 1/25/2001 are:

#15 CCI seti crunshers.....................(+173239)..... +25
#16 Apple Computer, Inc. .................(+145040).... +548
#17 Team Slashdot...........................(+134727).... +752
#18 Seti@Netherlands.......................(+121786)... +1446
#19 Unisys........................................(+85420).... +690
#20 Canada.......................................(+49989).... +830
#21 Linux..........................................(+27200).... +1037
#22 Team AnandTech..........................500630.... +2609
#23 Cisco Systems............................(-15572).... +835
#24 O'Grady's Go2Mac.com Team.......(-39089).... +373
#26 Team NIPPON.............................(-59145).... +1113


A new member joined us today, bringing 1253 WU's with him! Welcome to the TeAm, eh Hoser!!

Rick and SETISearcher also joined us today as new members! Welcome!!

 

[Ben98SentraSE]

I am at my first week of being Manager of Information Systems at a credit union. I needed to feel out how the place would be for me running Seti@home. Now I see that it is very possible (especially since I am the TOP computer authority at the entire credti union) so I will be able to load it onto all the machines soon. Already assimilated this PPro200 and a new PIII-1GHz I just installed. Right now everyone here has their own modem and dials up themselves (bleh) and I don't remember if the GUI client can dialup itself or not. I have it set to &quot;automatically connect&quot; so maybe it will work, maybe not. We will see. If it does work, say HELLO to 50ish computers. Gotta find out how many we have though.

I plan on getting DSL for our workplace and leave the modems as a backup connection. Anyone have experience ordering and hooking up DSL for a business?

Also, for the systems that don't have a modem but are connected to the network, I can't remember if SetiQueue will autodial and hangup. I *can* stay connected on this box most of the time, but not all the time. Solutions?

 

[ElFenix]

hmmm... work... hehehe... i get to do that in about 4 months... suxors.

 

[Assimilator1]

Ahh ,that's better

Welcome new members

Neurodog
Hi ,good to see you producing again ,what happened that made you go flatline for 3 months or so?
BTW I don't suppose you know what happened to Ragman do you?

I dunno if it was a question to everyone ,but my job is a vehicle mechanic.

 

[Fardringle]

Ben:

As long as Windows is set up to dial automatically when an Internet connection is requested (eg: dial automatically when a browser is opened) then the GUI client shouldn't have any problem connecting when it needs to. Just make sure the dial-up connection is set to disconnect after being idle for a while so they don't stay disconnected after the client is done downloading the Work Units. Or, you could just set up a central SetiQ and have the workstations get work that way and not worry about dial-up...

 

[lane42]