Folding@Home Weekly Team News - 8th June 2006
- Thread starter rich99million
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Google? Down? Ha! You cannot kill the Googles!
About a year ago Google went down for real and it had me crawling around under the desk checking cables becasue I was pretty sure my connection had gone out.
About a year ago Google went down for real and it had me crawling around under the desk checking cables becasue I was pretty sure my connection had gone out.
Found it. Cheers.
Thats actually much better than the way ie manages them.
Edit: I want to import some favorites ina folder and it only lets me do them one at a time. Any idea how to import them all at once?
Edit2: Anyone who's interested, i've been playing around with the google browser sync and it works rather well. I have it synronising just my bookmarks so they are the same on my desktop and laptop.
Thats actually much better than the way ie manages them.
Edit: I want to import some favorites ina folder and it only lets me do them one at a time. Any idea how to import them all at once?
Edit2: Anyone who's interested, i've been playing around with the google browser sync and it works rather well. I have it synronising just my bookmarks so they are the same on my desktop and laptop.
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I don't know much about this but I ran across this: http://www.google.com/tools/firefox/browsersync/index.html
Also, let's try to stay a bit more on-topic.
Also, let's try to stay a bit more on-topic.
I was just posting that! Been messing about with it...
No one minds a little off topic natter, saves a few threads with a hundred people all saying the same thing...
Not much else happens in this corner of the forums so we might aswell use it.
Edit: Solved my problem, set it to import from ie and put the favorites in the ie favorites folder.
No one minds a little off topic natter, saves a few threads with a hundred people all saying the same thing...
Not much else happens in this corner of the forums so we might aswell use it.
Edit: Solved my problem, set it to import from ie and put the favorites in the ie favorites folder.
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How can it?
It can only run two instances at a time and two will be idle.
I find FAHmon a little unreliable at teling me which ones are idle and which ones aren't. Check task mananger/processes to check that its only working two (although you can't really tell which two).
It can only run two instances at a time and two will be idle.
I find FAHmon a little unreliable at teling me which ones are idle and which ones aren't. Check task mananger/processes to check that its only working two (although you can't really tell which two).
Are you sure you've properly set the priority? The old clients will have to have their priority raised whilst the new ones stay as low as possible.
Joe42 said:The quick and easy guide to folding at home phrases:
Stomping is overtaking.
Dumping is submitting points.
So top stompers are those who have overtaken the most people and top dumpers are those who have submitted the most points.
Ahh i see.
Looks like i can stomp(for now) but cant dump high
Shows how good the Celeron D is doesnt it
Soldato
Thank you for the news Mr 99million Sah 
Nice to see that BTI aka The_Ohio_Psycho may give me a run for my money at the top of the single crunchers pile
Dunc
Nice to see that BTI aka The_Ohio_Psycho may give me a run for my money at the top of the single crunchers pile
Dunc
Ah dunc, I thought I had you this week whilst watching the EOC stats. I forgot that rich takes his from Friday and EOC takes their weekly stats from Sunday. I thought I had a 400 point victory. 
I'm crunching on Windows Vista now and it's not going so well. I fired it up using my mounted XP partition's WUs. It instantly deleted them and downloaded new ones. The service install function doesn't work and it seems to have trouble connecting every once in a while. FahMon doesnt work, AFAIK. However, I want to stick with it a bit longer becasue with the new NT 6.0 kernel supposedly memory issues are much imporved and methinks FAH might run a bit faster, even with all the system bloat.
I'm crunching on Windows Vista now and it's not going so well. I fired it up using my mounted XP partition's WUs. It instantly deleted them and downloaded new ones. The service install function doesn't work and it seems to have trouble connecting every once in a while. FahMon doesnt work, AFAIK. However, I want to stick with it a bit longer becasue with the new NT 6.0 kernel supposedly memory issues are much imporved and methinks FAH might run a bit faster, even with all the system bloat.
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Soldato
BillytheImpaler said:Ah dunc, I thought I had you this week whilst watching *** EOCV stats. I forgot that rich takes his from Friday and EOC takes their weekly stats from Sunday. I thought I had a 400 point victory.
I thought you did too. I have probably another 1000 to dump before the EOC stats roll over to next week
BillytheImpaler said:
Hmmm... I had toyed with the idea of installing Vista too. Perhaps I will wait until you work out the bugs, and tricks with it
Dunc
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BillytheImpaler said:
I've not had any of those problems. I'm doing the same as you, running both instances from my XP HD. I fired them up using the configonly switch and it installed both as a service with no trouble and after a restart carried on crunching. The only thing i had to do with fahmon was add the clients again.
Did you log on as administrator or were you using the account you set up?