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: What news from the Hinterland?
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How is everyone? What's everyone working on? Is everyone busy stockpiling Kruggerands and stashing them away in caves? | |
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How is everyone? What's everyone working on? Is everyone busy stockpiling Kruggerands and stashing them away in caves?
Got my "temp" systems back online :) for how long who knows ... back on the sg hunt. | |
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C, I am still working on port 27, what about you?
Rick, way to go on the temp systems, hopefully they will go for a while
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Tell you in a bit. Rick has probably taken all the SGS so not that.
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Oh Bondage? Up Yours.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ogypBUCb7DA
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Greetings AtP-mates,
Over the last few days I've been running a little experiment, the semi-scientific results of which I'll post on our "hyper threading" thread later today. Suffice to say here that I've been running a smattering of the long-duration boinc/PG llr work.
Otherwise, a bit of PG-sgs and PRPnet low port work, and the GPUs have been nursing on PG PPS-sieve work all the while.
Started my Saturday with an early morning 21-mile jaunt with my marathon training group (there are maybe 20 of us, of which maybe half will show up on any random weekend). We're all running in the St. George (Utah) marathon on Oct 1st, so training is starting to get serious.
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C, I am still working on port 27, what about you?
Rick, way to go on the temp systems, hopefully they will go for a while
Hi Ian. I may join you one day on 27. I put my cores on 121 again...not sure why. That port was just calling me. Still dedicated to prpnet for the time being. | |
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Greetings AtP-mates,
Over the last few days I've been running a little experiment, the semi-scientific results of which I'll post on our "hyper threading" thread later today. Suffice to say here that I've been running a smattering of the long-duration boinc/PG llr work.
Otherwise, a bit of PG-sgs and PRPnet low port work, and the GPUs have been nursing on PG PPS-sieve work all the while.
Started my Saturday with an early morning 21-mile jaunt with my marathon training group (there are maybe 20 of us, of which maybe half will show up on any random weekend). We're all running in the St. George (Utah) marathon on Oct 1st, so training is starting to get serious.
--Gary
Ah, will be nice to hear your findings. I never quite finished my combo wu's study. About half way there. Will be nice to compare notes.
I'm impressed by the marathon training. I'm always amazed with distance runners. I ran sprints (100/200M) in college. Our "distance" work involved 400 meter repetitions. I still think of 400 meters as 'long distance'.
Best of luck with that training! Is St George at altitude? | |
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Have to admire you runners. I was a sprinter and I hate to run... but on the good side... LOL another sg hit today... yeah baby.. no running here
good luck G, I hope you win! | |
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Well, I'm not going to "win" St. George, but thanks for the good wishes... I'm in the "just over three hours" group, which will get me in (or near) the top 100, if the running gods are willing. And yes, there is altitude to deal with there; the start is a bit over 5000'/1500m. There is amazing scenery to occupy one's mind along the way.
As for prime-searching, all of my long-running tasks have completed except for a PG SoB which will hang around for a few more days. So, I've grabbed a few Mega units and am crunching away on those.
--Gary | |
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