1.4 Million Years Of Computer Time,*

[User Needs]

Armed with the results of 1.4 million years of computer time,
SETI@home scientists recently traveled to the Arecibo radio observatory
in Puerto Rico for a closer listen to our 155 top "candidates".
Now is a great time to start running SETI@home; you can download
the latest software athttp://setiathome.berkeley.edu/download.html

I just thouight this was Cool 

[DoG]

Yeah, i got the email as well I may have to start runnin the program again

[mikeh420]

Seti at Home used to crash my Win98 PC with it's screensaver. I haven't tried it lately in XP. It sure is a worthy cause to donate your extra CPU cycles to! Go Bezerkeley!

[billybob3]

COOl, now i'm a bonefied computer geek, along with Seti installed!

[Nemesis]

I've been running SETI@home for about three years now and I don't plan on stopping now. Over 1000 units completed--pretty good considering that for 95% of that time, I was running the program on my PII 350MHz machine.

[billybob3]

1 UNIT COMPLETED! WOOOHOOO!
Now, it's about 1/4 done with the second UNIT! OH YA!

[war59312]

Um cool...guess i will run it on both of mine...

guessing i can use same user name for both and get credit for both?

[DoG]

Time to kick start this thread again

Are any of you members of groups on the seti site?

[mikeh420]

Just reloaded it, and it still has 65 units that I processed from 2 years ago! Seems OK so far, the screen saver part of it used to kill my PC with 98SE.

[mikeh420]

</span><blockquote><span class="smallfont">Quote:</span><hr size="1" />Originally Posted by (war59312 @ Jun 7 2003, 01:36 AM)
Um cool...guess i will run it on both of mine...

guessing i can use same user name for both and get credit for both? <hr size="1" /></blockquote><span class='postcolor'>
Yes, you can use one account on multiple computers, according to the Seti@Home site. That's one way to rack up units faster!