How about the Rabbit of Seville? :)
LOL. What's Opera Doc?

Yes that's good too.

......Ice still isn't normal. ;p

LOL..too true!

banditwolf wrote:

......Ice still isn't normal. ;p

The Gad Giant wrote:

LOL..too true!

Like the bumper sticker says: "Why Be Normal?" I especially like it when people put them on upside down.

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banditwolf wrote:

......Ice still isn't normal. ;p

The Gad Giant wrote:

LOL..too true!

Like the bumper sticker says: "Why Be Normal?" I especially like it when people put them on upside down.

ATI card contribution is still rising, but normality is not yet complete.

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banditwolf wrote:

......Ice still isn't normal. ;p

The Gad Giant wrote:

LOL..too true!

Like the bumper sticker says: "Why Be Normal?" I especially like it when people put them on upside down.

ATI card contribution is still rising, but normality is not yet complete.

Anton, as much as I don't respect you, that is serious RAC there. I bow to your RAC....! Paul.

Duncan: Excuse me, what did you say?
Magua: Magua said... I understand English, very well.

Just be deliberately hostile or insulting, why don't you.

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Love... exciting and new....
Come aboard... were expecting you...

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me@rescam.org

One for the HOG scrapbook. Entry in the Top 20 Participants with a RAC of 150,000 plus.

Improbability is still rising, but the moral of the story for me is clear.

Buy a graphic card with the intention of getting rid of your old computers and drain on your electricty bill, and you may end up with three graphic cards and more PCs humming in your garage than you had before.

However, watching that RAC and your credits rising is more than worth the expense and effort. Some say that credits are valueless. I say they represent the contribution that you make to science projects, and are damn fun to watch as your team propels upwards in the BOINC top 100.

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Rocket Man

Top Kwality stuff.

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Rocket Man

Top Kwality stuff.

Rocket Man is running low on fuel. Not much gain in altitude now. Time to deploy the chute.

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Doesn't expecting the unexpected make the unexpected the expected?
If it makes sense, DON'T do it.

CREDIT WHORE

Now I want everyone reading this thread to click on that link so we can see Ice's profile listed as Google's #1 search return for "credit whore".

Click now and click often.

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me@rescam.org

Some say that credits are valueless. I say they represent the contribution that you make to science projects, and are damn fun to watch as your team propels upwards in the BOINC top 100.

And the downward spiral of rejecting science and becoming a credit whore begins...

But, from a scientific point of view, there appears to be a correlation between the speed and downward force of the spiral and the number of gpus.

CREDIT WHORE

Now I want everyone reading this thread to click on that link so we can see Ice's profile listed as Google's #1 search return for "credit whore".

Click now and click often.

Ha ha ha, that's great, now I have something else to bash apart from that update button ;P

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Some say that credits are valueless. I say they represent the contribution that you make to science projects, and are damn fun to watch as your team propels upwards in the BOINC top 100.

And the downward spiral of rejecting science and becoming a credit whore begins...

But, from a scientific point of view, there appears to be a correlation between the speed and downward force of the spiral and the number of gpus.

Well, let me see. Let me quote from my SETI profile;

I was the original founder of Team England in SETI and would like to see it grow into a major SETI team.

Yes, the team I am in are doing good in SETI, and dare I say that with a little help from my GPUs here, they are doing good in MilkyWay.

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Ya just passed me in total BOINC rankings, ya bastiche. :)

-jim

Ya just passed me in total BOINC rankings, ya bastiche. :)

-jim

:P Personal BOINC rankings don't mean a lot to me when they don't include my million plus SETI credits. But they all count for my team, so what the heck, I'm about to cruise the Caribbean ;)

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Misfit wrote:

Now I want everyone reading this thread to click on that link so we can see Ice's profile listed as Google's #1 search return for "credit whore".

Now, now, now - that wasn't nice at all.

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Ice wrote:

Some say that credits are valueless. I say they represent the contribution that you make to science projects, and are damn fun to watch as your team propels upwards in the BOINC top 100.

Slicker wrote:

And the downward spiral of rejecting science and becoming a credit whore begins...

But, from a scientific point of view, there appears to be a correlation between the speed and downward force of the spiral and the number of gpus.

Now, let me get this straight: You run a GPU app, or you literally consider buying a better graphics card so you CAN run a GPU app (as I have - even though I have no other use for such a card than running BOINC apps). Ultimately, more and more people run GPU apps, and more science gets processed as a result. A lot more.

I thought this was supposed to be about the science, and this results in more science being "done", which I thought was the whole point.

So, any interest in your place in the BOINC standings makes you a credit whore, and, thus morally inferior to you "I only care about the science types"? Is that it?

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Misfit wrote:

Now I want everyone reading this thread to click on that link so we can see Ice's profile listed as Google's #1 search return for "credit whore".

Now, now, now - that wasn't nice at all.

**whoosh** right over your head.

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me@rescam.org

So, any interest in your place in the BOINC standings makes you a credit whore, and, thus morally inferior to you "I only care about the science types"? Is that it?

Now, now, now - that wasn't nice at all.

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me@rescam.org

Ya just passed me in total BOINC rankings, ya bastiche. :)

-jim

:P Personal BOINC rankings don't mean a lot to me when they don't include my million plus SETI credits......

ROTFLMAO...

Everybody keep clicking on that link...

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me@rescam.org