#Samspade2 bitmessage update

Roberts comments are laughable, but he allowed to make them. Glad you're not rushing into a knee jerk reaction!Ĭlosed *SETI/BOINC Milestones - XXI* Closedįinally climbed through 1mill a couple of days ago! I always thought that you couldn't post things in relation to moderator actions. Non-Specific Discussion on Board Moderation If I had $70k to spend on equipment, I'd do it for sure! Not to mention working on computers and getting something done, or in my mind done anyways, is much more fun than working on a boat.lets not forget maintenance!Īnd let's not forget the ongoing electricity bills! Ouch. It's not in what you do or what you spend it on, it's how much fun or enjoyment you get out of it. I have over $70k invested in machines running - but people buy boats that cost much more. You do realise the carbon tax isn't in place yet and any elec price increases are purely due to price gouging by the suppliers.įor those wondering about Milkyway's status. Thanks to the Gillard (and formerly Rudd) Government in Australia, I am signing off from ALL BOINC projects that I contribute to. Looks like I'll still be around for a while to come! I believe those who argue that rising CO2 levels is not causing global climate change tend to be trolls.ġ0 years ago today I joined up here at I've seen some interestings things come and go.but still no intelligent signal from 'out there'.

As I believe that you cannot keep spewing pollutants into the atmosphere without something going wrong (just as we found that out about rivers, lakes and land, etc). I see some people are still arguing the earth is flat.

It's been a great 10 years of watching grow and BOINC develop into the multi-project platform that it is. I'll be doing a few SETI wu's every now and then to maintain a min posting RAC.ĭue to ever increasing power bills (hit $700 last quarter) and the ongoing price gouging by the power companies (with the requisite lack of concern by the government) I'm forgoing crunching. The next project is to consolidate the info that is across 2 computers onto just one and then minimise its power consumption while shutting off the older one. I'll see how the power bill goes over this quarter to see if CPU only crunching my be a fall back plan. Currently the computers are still on (for other reasons), just not crunching and with summer upon us the extra heat also meant the air con was being utilised more than it really should have been as well. Very sorry to hear of John and his wife passing. haven't been around much but in doing a general nosey parker on the boards came across this thread and had to contribute. Riding a bike is low impact and great for old or stressed joints and allows for a good social work out if you can find some friends to ride with. I have been accused of doing a large/big amount of Some High Intensity Training before. Will know tomorrow when I do my weekly weigh in and then head out for a short burst of High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), which is not to be confused with Some High Intensity Training. I hit a plateau at 88kgs for about 6 weeks but have now (hopefully) broken through it. The main problem with loosing weight is not just having to replace clothes that are now way too big, but feeling the cold during winter. When I get to 84kgs I'll be the same weight I was in my mid 20's (over 20 years ago). In the last 20 months I've gone from around 105kgs (230lbs) to now under 87kgs (191lbs) with a goal of 84kgs (185lbs) by October - mainly by riding a push bike and only a small amount of being careful of what I eat. Well done to all the folks working at it.

#Samspade2 bitmessage update

Raccoon Update XXV - All are welcome in the Critter Cafe