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mejinks · 12 Feb 2003 at 23:53

This may have been asked/answered before, but seriously, what setups are you running? is is purely servers, if so are they unix or x86. Or is it just a lot of PC's?

BuckEye · 13 Feb 2003 at 00:18

MoS looks after a backup datacenter for some un-namable corporation, and I believe that's pretty much all Mr One and Two can give away. They also run seti on a number of modified appliances and pets IIRC

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-<=[Tw18]=>- · 13 Feb 2003 at 00:20

Originally posted by BuckEye
They also run seti on a number of modified appliances and pets IIRC

still cracks me up that

Markjcj · 13 Feb 2003 at 00:26

Originally posted by BuckEye
They also run seti on a number of modified appliances and pets IIRC

I'd love to know how they do that :confused:

You should see my cat run whenever I hold a power cable nowadays

-<=[Tw18]=>- · 13 Feb 2003 at 15:44

Originally posted by Markjcj
I'd love to know how they do that

You should see my cat run whenever I hold a power cable nowadays

be afraid be very afraid!! :eek:

the RSPCA are after you

Mandex001 · 13 Feb 2003 at 19:20

Originally posted by Markjcj
I'd love to know how they do that

You should see my cat run whenever I hold a power cable nowadays

Let me guess you found the RJ45 socket but the cable seems to keep falling out? I had that problem too... what ya gotta do is ram it in realllllly far then it wont come out.

doofer · 13 Feb 2003 at 19:46

According to the RSPCA to get a Cat to run SETI you need a 110V Supply, only Dogs are 240V...here's a list they kindly sent me:

Elephants/Horses/Cattle- 415V

Dogs-240V

Cats-110V

Rabbits/Hamsters/Toy Dogs-9V Battery

ALL Reptiles- Solar Cell Powered only

Mice/Gerbils- AAA 1.5V Battery

Goldfish- CR3032 3V Waterproof Watch Battery

I hope that helps

TrUz · 13 Feb 2003 at 19:49

Originally posted by doofer
According to the RSPCA to get a Cat to run SETI you need a 110V Supply, only Dogs are 240V...here's a list they kindly sent me:

Elephants/Horses/Cattle- 415V

Dogs-240V

Cats-110V

Rabbits/Hamsters/Toy Dogs-9V Battery

ALL Reptiles- Solar Cell Powered only

Mice/Gerbils- AAA 1.5V Battery

Goldfish- CR3032 3V Waterproof Watch Battery

I hope that helps

Interesting, i was always giving my cat 240v, No wonder they kept dying out on me after a week or so.

-<=[Tw18]=>- · 13 Feb 2003 at 19:53

right i've seen some dodgy threads b4, but you guys have the dodgiest thread there is

Snash · 13 Feb 2003 at 20:11

Thanks peeps - I've just snorted Stella up my nostrils and over my keyboard

Mandex001 · 13 Feb 2003 at 20:52

I think some of us need a little help, some more than others.

happytechie · 13 Feb 2003 at 20:53

how do you guys stop the batteries shorting out on marine tropical fish?

Mine kill batteries in seconds :confused:

HT

Biffa · 13 Feb 2003 at 20:56

Wrap the batteries in lead. Stops them shorting out. The fish get really fit too.

wasc · 13 Feb 2003 at 21:34

Originally posted by Biffa
Wrap the batteries in lead. Stops them shorting out. The fish get really fit too.

HA HA. This fred is so stoopid

Me likes

diogenese · 13 Feb 2003 at 21:40

Who's Fred :confused:

TrUz · 13 Feb 2003 at 21:46

Originally posted by diogenese
Who's Fred

Fred meaning Thread, i think?

diogenese · 13 Feb 2003 at 21:58

Oh, I fought it was the hamster

Mandex001 · 13 Feb 2003 at 22:02

Originally posted by diogenese
Oh, I fought it was the hamster

Nah the hamster died... I got confused and ended up running it off of a 12volt square battery insted of the smaller 9v ones...

Dutch Guy · 13 Feb 2003 at 22:41

is what comes to mind when reading this thread, very disturbing

-<=[Tw18]=>- · 13 Feb 2003 at 23:24

dum de dum...

//*shakes head* :rolleyes: