Looked through the forum, and couldn't find one. Does one exist?

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Looked through the forum, and couldn't find one. Does one exist?

This site has all badges from all projects:
https://signature.statseb.fr/index.py?badge=24

There are other as there is also this one that is not on that list. https://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/badges/badge_special.png.


This is the list I think https://milkyway.cs.rpi.edu/milkyway/badges/badge_summary.png

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Proud Founder and member of



Have a look at my WebCam

AND they were supposed to add some more badges for those with more than 10 years as well.

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i look so little compared with those big badges..

i dont even know what im doing, if its worth or not...

i just have 2 vps working on it, a 6 core windows and 4 core linux, working constantly at 80% just cpu.
from 13 May till now, 50k credits... as can see from my profile
is that good?

i look so little compared with those big badges..

i dont even know what im doing, if its worth or not...

i just have 2 vps working on it, a 6 core windows and 4 core linux, working constantly at 80% just cpu.
from 13 May till now, 50k credits... as can see from my profile
is that good?

Every task completed helps in my opinion, whether you crunch a lot or a little.

i look so little compared with those big badges..

i dont even know what im doing, if its worth or not...

i just have 2 vps working on it, a 6 core windows and 4 core linux, working constantly at 80% just cpu.
from 13 May till now, 50k credits... as can see from my profile
is that good?

Bill is right, EVERY task is important, I think of it this way...I may crunch thru 100 tasks today while you may do 35 tasks today, but we EACH have an equal chance of finding something scientifically important!! And finding that a workunit is NOT important is JUST as important as finding that a workunit IS important!! There's alot of weeds to get thru before we can find exactly what they are looking for and it takes all kinds of crunchers to do that.

Also believe me when I say that MOST large crunchers started where you are, they just had the resources to keep adding computers until they are where they are today. Not everyone can do that, add more and more and more computers but some can and it becomes a hobby. I got some of my computers from EBAY, then modified them so they can contribute. Other computers and parts I got from the side of the road on trash day, one mans junk is another mans treasure and sometimes even just a computer case is worth the trouble. People throw away perfectly good crunchers all the time, I've gotten some very nice quad core pc's on trash days!! I've also gotten some heaps that all I kept was the screws and cheap video cards as they work great for installing the Operating Software on a new machine. I personally also go thru every computer store I come across, you never know what they have on sale that I need or could use.

Good luck and keep on crunching, no one got to a million credits over night, it takes one credit at a time to get there!!

actually im not crunching with my pc at home, but with a VPS, ifound a good linux VPS for 50 dollar / year and its quad core.... is going quite well im keeping it at100% power at time.

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