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The exclamation was over how abnormally large the frames are in the p180_enghomeoGB protein. Not the size of the WU.

My, what big frames you have...Sheesh! [02:20:19] Protein: p180_enghomeoGB [02:20:19] - Run: 120 (Clone 81, Gen 0) [02:20:19] - Frames Completed: 0, Remaining: 10 [02:20:19] - Dynamic steps required: 500000 [02:20:19] [02:20:19] Writing local files: [02:20:19] [02:20:19] parameters...

It seems that our special-agent-news-scrutinizer is suffering from intermittent ISP problems, thus causing the delays.

I was able to successfully unsolder an AT style keyboard port from an FIC VA-503+ motherboard and solder in a PS2 type. Even though the pin hole alignments were the same, it was a pain in the ass. Tannin isn't joking.

THE FRIDAY EVENING GAZETTE Team stats sorted by weekly total: (SF is 24th overall in weekly output) Member stats sorted by weekly total: An ugly week, to say the least. We have gone from having two teams threatening us to four. Teams Xtreme Systems, and newcomer "Hotmail" are outcrunching...

Uh-huh ...Actually, I'll tell you what...If you add a new member to our FAH team that generates a minimum of 50 points/week, (without taking away from any of the existing team members) I will apologize.

The following was posted at The Register:

No grilled ears of corn? Vegetable shish-kabobs?

Jake, if you'd like to try 3.1beta, which I have had good luck with, download it from here

I'm not positive Gary, but that "Devil's Own" warez version of XP may be a corporate version. In that case, the user of same would have the advantage of no activation procedure. I think that issue might be why it is so popular, besides the fact it can be downloaded for free.

It looks like M$ is putting some heat on people that are using the warez versions of XP. Quoted from Warp2Search:

That looks like that is the same one that can be had from the link I posted above...http://www.gil.com.au/customer-support/downloads/ie6.shtml There is a full W2K install that weighs in at 11.5 megs according to the web site.

I'm not pointing any fingers at you, CougTek. I am well aware you have a lot going on, including ISP troubles. Just wanted to get that info up right away since there is a lag in getting news posted. BTW, I am the same as you when it comes to heat. It was >90°F/32°C yesterday here in the Puget...

Opera licenses can be easily had for a lot less than $10, BTW. But that is all I am going to say about it.

I have used all the Nutscrape versions up through the 4.7X's and also Mozilla v1.0. I feel that Opera blows both of them away in terms of speed, small footprint, and preference choices. It is unbeatable for a person that is stuck with narrowband. Its page rendering speed with images turned off...

I don't know, Tony. I just typed www.opera.com, clicked on the download link, and it brought me to the 6.05 download.

Since it now takes about 2-3 days to get news submissions put on the front page I thought I would mention this here. New Opera version. Here's the changelog: Download Page .

And finally, from an AU site: http://www.gil.com.au/customer-support/downloads/ie6.shtml

Here is another...48 megs ftp://newftp.hartford.edu/ie6setup.exe Step by step instructions to download IE 6 full using the command-line switches that Merc mentioned: http://www.broomeman.com/support/wsiedown.html

This link is supposed to be IE 6 full. I started a download and it said it was 68 megs. http://ftp.nec.rit.ac.th/pub/cdrom/browser/Ie6.0.2479.zip

I posted the segment above just because I found it curious. Here is another one taken from here: and here: The second one is from an especially sensationalistic source.

Another blurb on future Athlon design has come up at X-bit labs A comment made in the article states "...you should bear in mind that the current infrastructure is not yet ready for the faster bus. There are no mainboards supporting 333MHz FSB, no chipsets as well. Moreover, none of the...

Did the motherboard battery die? Some motherboards, by default, don't initialize an AGP video card. If that battery died, the bios would go into default every time the PC was powered up regardless of where it was set on the previous use. This doesn't sound like the problem though. Did the...

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Here is a snip that I've taken from some energy activist's web page:

Sure. FAH console v3.1 beta on Windows XP Pro with an Athlon 1900++++. If it takes a few minutes to lock up after starting FAH, it sounds heat related. Is your rig staying cool enough with FAH running? The only other thing that gives me that problem is not supplying enough Vcore voltage to the...

I was having horrible problems with not being able to send results due to "errors". This was with console version 3.11 final. I went back to using 3.1 beta and the problems stopped.

SPECIAL DOUBLE EDITION Team stats sorted by weekly total: (SF is 24th overall in weekly output) Member stats sorted by weekly total:

Check out this thread at HardOCP: http://www.hardforums.com/showthread.php?s=b328dfbbf8f7baa8228d68935c143e1f&threadid=469075

To the Wilson duo...¡Salud!

Coug is still managing to put up some respectable FAH numbers.

How about this one?:

I have had very good results using a USR 5610B v92 internal PCI. It gives consistent connections and the "Internet Call Notification" feature has come in handy more than a few times. Of all the modems I have owned, including Zoom & Diamond v90 models, this one delivers the highest throughput...

You can borrow my truck, Doug, as long as you pay for the fuel. :wink:

Table sorted by week total Is Macrumors running out of breath? We are outproducing them! :mrgrn:

I just read these articles on Warchalking. Interesting. I suppose if you see some punks drawing hieroglyphics on the sidewalk in front of your home that you should be on guard. :wink: http://news.com.com/2102-1033-947496.html http://news.com.com/2102-1033-939546.html

Table sorted by week total Not pretty. Xtreme Systems is outcrunching us by a fair margin. Team Austech is showing a higher daily total but lower weekly total.

PW and a hamster....I am not going to say anything.....anything at all.

At various times of the year I seem to have lots of pet spiders and ants in this place.

You forgot the worst one of all ------> Cathy

I was searching the web for information on the IBM Ultrastar 9ZX. This was in early 1998. I found SR among the hits the search engine brought up. I visited SR from time to time from then until early 2000, when I joined the forum.

I feel the same way. If/when I ever get called back to work I intend to build a second machine for backup and crunching FAH.

Table sorted by week total Xtreme Systems is becoming a threat. As shown on the table, they are ahead of team Austech in both week and day totals and also are beating us in day total.

So did Mercutio and CougTek pony up the money to buy a hitman to grease PW? Awful quiet here without his over abundant hyper-optimism.

SETI... Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence? Why bother since we already have a whole buttload of them living underground in Dulce, New Mexico? :wink: :wink:

Then the review you read is either biased or wrong. The thermal compounds included with many heatsinks is terrible in quality. Sometimes they don't even supply compound but a thermal pad which is even worse. It depends on who is selling you the HS...Some HS manufacturers actually include AS with...

No one has read through the "Folding@home Systems Synopsis" thread? I have spent a lot of effort in trying to find a Socket A air-cooling solution that works well. Recently, I switched over from a Swiftech MCXC370 to a ThermalRight SLK-800. The SLK-800 has been getting rave reviews from...

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