cybertechhelp.com Daily Statistics

[tramtwo]

http://www.setiatwork.com/cgi-bin/wkystat.pl?group=cybertechhelp.com

[enat66]

For all those thinking that it is the board's statistics...it isn't it's the CTH Seti statistics. :D (Took me 4 seconds before I figured that out)

[tramtwo]

just realized this got pinned... lol

[tramtwo]

:confused:

[enat66]

On Vacation he said in another topic.

[AnnMarie]

Welcome to the CTH Team psychocandy :D

[tramtwo]

So busy checking my own numbers I did not notice. :eek:

Welcome psychocandy, happy hunting. :D

[lufbra]

Ummmmm, how come you got so many Tram? :)

[psychocandy]

i will cheat if i have to to become number 1:D :D :D :D

[AnnMarie]

Hehehe, your gonna have to cheat to go past Postcode :D

[PostCode]

If you are using the GUI version of the program, you will probably be able to cut a significant amount of time from the overall time if you switch to the CLI version. That version can be download here:

i386-winnt-cmdline.exe (http://wcarchive.cdrom.com/pub/setiathome/setiathome-3.08.i386-winnt-cmdline.exe)

A very nice and easy way to manage the client is through the Seti Driver program, which you can get here:

Seti Driver (http://www.wakeassoc.com/setidriver/)

With the Seti Driver program you can manage a number of units within a cache that you can set to whatever amount you want. If your computer is doing about 10 work units a day, then set it to about 12 and so forth.

If you want to setup the Seti Driver program to run at bootup, then just create a shortcut into the individual users Startup folder for Windows 2K/XP systems or the startup folder for Windows 9x systems. Right click on the shortcut, select properties and set the Run: pull down menu to Minimized.

Hope this helps.

[AnnMarie]

Welcome to the CTH team headtiger :D

[lufbra]

:mad: :mad: :mad:

Three inactives!!! :(

[psychocandy]

my wu times are down at the moment cause im using my comp a bit but they will return to normal on wed

[tramtwo]

How do I start the command line client to run minimized, in other words I don't want to "see" it. I have taken your suggestion PostCode and installed both the command line client and Seti Driver

[PostCode]

Let Seti Driver run it. Near the top of the Seti Driver client you will see the option to "Hide Processing". Make sure you check that. Also, make sure htat the option to Display Transmit is unchecked, else the window displaying the transmit will come up on every work unit you send/recieve.

Hope that solves your problem. :)

If you use the 3.08 client your times will be about an hour or so longer, depending on the system specifications and so forth. I have the older 3.03 client still and use it, but unless your behind a firewall, I don't recommend using it. If you can't get it let me know and I'll email you a copy.

[tramtwo]

Ok I've got it sorted thanks PostCode. Are you saying that the cmd line client is slower than the GUI verson? The client that I am running now is the one you provided a link to above. I am behind a firewall. ;)

[PostCode]

No, the older 3.03 cli client is faster than the new 3.08 one.the GUI client will take forever regardless of the system you have.

[MishY]

I've started back up again - had temporary disruption due to our recent house move :)

[tramtwo]

Thanks PostCode. The GUI was returnig results about every 5 hours 50 minutes. The 3.08 version is going to take about 5 hours 34 minutes. If you'll send me the 3.03 version I'll give it a go. :D

I've started back up again - had temporary disruption due to our recent house move

Hey MishY why are you always doing things the hard way? :no:
Here in the US we move and most times leave the house where it is. :p

[tramtwo]

Main Seti@home Page (http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/)

SETI@home is a scientific experiment that uses Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). You can participate by running a free program that downloads and analyzes radio telescope data.

Individual User Statistics (http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/individual.html)

*The account information includes, among other things:
*The number of results you have complete
*The total amount of time you have spent processing data for SETI@home
*What groups you have founded
*Which group you are currently a member of
*Details about significant signals found in the results

cybertechhelp.com's Team Stats (http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/stats/team/team_163063.html)

cybertechhelp.com Daily Statistics (http://www.setiatwork.com/cgi-bin/wkystat.pl?group=cybertechhelp.com) Updated hourly. :D

Very interesting stuff here. Best as I can tell they are not associated with the Seti@home project.

http://www.seti.org/

The mission of the SETI Institute is to explore, understand and explain the origin, nature and prevalence of life in the universe.

[tramtwo]

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".
Thanks for participating in this history-making effort.
According to our records, you have processed 95 work units,
the most recent on June 2, 2003.
Your contribution of computer time to SETI@home is greatly appreciated.

Scientific News
---------------
On March 18, three SETI@home scientists (Paul Demorest, Eric Korpela,
and Dan Werthimer) traveled to the Arecibo observatory in Puerto Rico,
carrying a list of 300 "candidates" - points in the sky
where interesting signals were detected by SETI@home
not just once but several times over 4 years of observation.

We had been granted 24 hours of telescope time,
in three 8-hour periods on consecutive days.
An unexpected storm of solar flares cancelled
our 2nd and 3rd observing periods.
Fortunately, the observatory staff was able to shuffle the schedule and
we eventually observed for the full 24 hours.
In the end, we were able to re-observe 155 SETI@home candidates.
We also observed some other interesting places in the sky:
5 extrasolar planetary systems, 35 nearby Sun-like stars,
15 galaxies, and 6 targets from our companion project, SERENDIP.

These observations are of higher quality than usual, because
1) we used Arecibo's main antenna, the "Gregorian dome",
which has a narrower beam and greater sensitivity
than the receiver we normally use; and
2) we recorded in 8 bit per sample resolution in addition
to the usual 2 bit format.

We did a quick "on the fly" analysis of the data;
this didn't reveal any synthetic extraterrestrial signals.
The analysis of the 2-bit data will begin shortly,
using the regular SETI@home screensaver;
we're ironing out some problems with the pointing data.
The analysis of the 8-bit data will be done using a
new version of SETI@home which is under development,
and will be released later this summer.

The Planetary Society web site has an excellent summary of the reobservations:
http://planetary.org/stellarcountdown/index.html
Our web site lists the reobservation targets
and the 7,000 users whose computations directly contributed to finding them:
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/candidates.html
A photo album from the trip is here:
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/arecibo_2003/


Project News
------------
The reobservation project is a milestone for SETI@home
but it is not an stopping point.
In fact, the recent candidate list reflects only about half the
data we've analyzed so far, and we hope to have another reobservation
session next year.

Our current top priority is shifting SETI@home to use BOINC
(Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing).
BOINC will allow us to start analyzing the 8-bit data,
and we'll use it for 2-bit data as well.
This new version of SETI@home is still under development,
but a preview of its screensaver graphics is here:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/setiathome.jpg


We hope you're as excited as we are about our search for life outside Earth.
Thanks for your continued participation and support.


Dr. David P. Anderson
Project Director, SETI@home
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu

[lufbra]

Well I'm up to 30 now, but if ya look, both AnnMarie and myself have many more hours than some, yet we are quite a ways behind others with less hours, I don't understand this. I ran what Postcode suggested to do, it opened up something in dos, maybe I didn't do it right!! :(

[tramtwo]

Dave it is time to think about trading in that C64 for a C128, thata a do it. :cool:

[lufbra]

Is this the one you mean, Tram? :)

Download Version 3.08 of SETI@home for Windows (95/98/2000/NT/ME/XP).

[tramtwo]

It has to do with how fast your PC is and the amount of other programs you are running ect.

The command line client is a bit faster on this PC, not by much though. Dave if you install that one you won't see all the pretty colors.

You may want to check if you have yours set to run only when in screen saver mode. I allow seti to run in the backround the entire time.

[AnnMarie]

Dave, I'm running Seti on a 200mhz PC. It's an old one that I rescued from the junk heap and upgraded a bit. All it does at the moment is process Seti data :D :p

[PostCode]

You doing fine lufbra. The command line client is menat to run like that. If you don't want to see the box, then I suggest grabbing Seti Driver, the program I explained earlier, and use it to hide the client. The only thing you'll see is a little blue or yellow dish in your taskbar.

[zipulrich]

Excuse me for sounding unreasonable, but has SETI found any little green men yet? Isn't that what it's all about??

[tramtwo]

Well why don't you just download, install, and run the program. You should have your answer soon enough. ;)

[tramtwo]

Ive made mom so proud...








http://members.cox.net/tramtwo/gifs/100workunits.jpg

[lufbra]

LOL, good for you Tram!!! :)

I have it as my screen saver, not sure what the "box" is that you mentioned Postcode, all I see is a green icon next to the clock, untill the screensaver kicks in!! :)

Up to 31 now, WOOHOO!!! ;)

[tramtwo]

What a thick chicken. :no: If I follow your postings Dave you have more than one client installed. :o



http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/faq.html#c5 :cool:

[lufbra]

Just tweaked me desktop settings, and yeah, I did try the one Postcode sugested, the one that fired up in Dos, but it never made that much difference, oh well, I'll keep struttin'.....I mean plodding on!! :)

[zipulrich]

originally posted by tramtwo
What a thick chicken

Dave n Dale....sorta like Heckle and Jeckyll :D

[tramtwo]

"What we've got here... is a failure.. to communicate." :cool:

[lufbra]

LOL, yup, I'm lost!! ;)

[zipulrich]

http://store1.yimg.com/I/rnrdist_1740_3661562

[AnnMarie]

Dave n Dale....sorta like Heckle and Jeckyll

Or Chicken n Chips

http://www.boomspeed.com/anniefriday/rofl.gif http://www.boomspeed.com/anniefriday/rofl.gif

[tramtwo]

Ann?

[AnnMarie]

Ummm.....Dave (Chicken) n Dale (Chip n Dale)

Chicken n Chip(s) hehehe, ya had to be here :D

[tramtwo]

I understood that. I've got a question.

[AnnMarie]

Yes Tram?

[tramtwo]

Thought we were friends?

What with our master plan to get the stash etal :confused:

[AnnMarie]

Yeah, we are friends tram. I just posted that to lull Dave into a false sense of security. :p

[tramtwo]

And I am acting like him. ;)

Get knotted AM. :eek:

[AnnMarie]

http://www.boomspeed.com/anniefriday/rofl.gif http://www.boomspeed.com/anniefriday/rofl.gif

[tramtwo]

Oy you are going to get you hair dirty AM! :eek:

*checks on tickets to mars*

[lufbra]

Hmmmmm, I'm trying now to figure out what that thing is, stickin' outta Trams gob, looks to me like wacky baccy!!! ;)

[AnnMarie]

It's his ticket to Mars :evilwink:

[tramtwo]

Itz a marlboro.... Ive been drug free for almost 21 months. :no:

http://www.bridgehouse.org/newsletter/2003march_april.pdf :D

[AnnMarie]

Congratulations Dale. You chose the difficult path and your achievement is awesome :)

[lufbra]

Originally posted by AnnMarie
It's his ticket to Mars :evilwink:

The cheapskate, ony third class!! ;)

[tramtwo]

Thanks Ann I have had so much help, itz the only way.

Now to pluck a chicken. ;)

[tramtwo]

MishY

"Objects in mirror are closer than they appear."



*lookz over shoulder*

MishY


*floorz it* :cool:

[tramtwo]

Hey Dave good on you!! Movin right along. :cool:

[lufbra]

LOL, I guess having the 'puter on 24/7 helps that!! :)

[tramtwo]

Yep that..... and once again the help that I gave you setting it up correctly. Do you use aluminum cookware? :D

[zipulrich]

I've heard he wears aluminum foil on his head.............

.....it keeps the aliens from reading his brain waves. They only speak to him in his dreams now....:no:

[tramtwo]

:D

[lufbra]

http://www.arbful.co.uk/smilies/bash.gif http://www.arbful.co.uk/smilies/bash.gif http://www.arbful.co.uk/smilies/bash.gif

I used to like you two!!! :(

[tramtwo]

And now that you don't thatz a bad thing? :confused:

[tramtwo]

Dave you are just chuggin' right along.... you have cut your time in half!! WTG!! :cool:

[tramtwo]

Look what I ran across (http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/fcgi-bin/fcgi?email=tramtwo@hotmail.com&cmd=user_stats_new). :D Does anyone know how I could merge the two accounts? :rock:

[tramtwo]

on getting to 100 work units. :cool:

Ummm you didn't find anything did you? Maybe wanting to keep all the glory for yourself? ;)

Don't forget to download your certificate.

http://setiathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/individual.html

[tramtwo]

Another milestone (http://tram2.com/images/post/seti250.jpg). :cool:

[zipulrich]

You didn't just Photoshop that?? Way to go! :)

[tramtwo]

I am going to keep going there has to be a full color one in there somewhere. ;)

[tramtwo]

Welcome aboard. Pretty impressive thus far. I am just now in the process of uploading a bunch of units. (sorry Dave) ;)


http://www.setiatwork.com/cgi-bin/wkystat.pl?group=cybertechhelp.com

[tramtwo]

http://tram2.com/images/post/seti_1000.jpg

[renegade600]

Congratulations, :happy:

[tramtwo]

Thanks Dan,

Becuse of your great efforts thus far, I was motivated to start pouring on the coal. ;)

Thank you.

[tramtwo]

http://www.tram2.com/images/post/seti%202500.jpg