Hi Yuri,
At 10:48 PM 11/11/98 -0800, Yuri Sorkin wrote:
I participated in GIMPS from the very beginning,
Yuri was indeed one of the earliest members, LL testing exponents
below 500,000 with a 486. How times have changed!
And now I see that my P5-166 (SDRAM, MMX, Intel) doesn't get
from
At 10:48 PM 11/11/98 -0800, you wrote:
I participated in GIMPS from the very beginning, yet trying to join it with
386-SX. And now I see that my P5-166 (SDRAM, MMX, Intel) doesn't get
from Primenet anything for LL-test quite awhile. Since I'm going to buy a
new desktop soon and consider its
Hello,
A group of students here at Virginia Tech have formed a group here to
promote distributed computing. The Computer Science department is
interested in participating, but are hesitant to join GIMPs (or
distributed.net). One of their questions is "What other companies or
schools are
On Thu, 12 Nov 1998, George Woltman wrote:
For those on a tight budget, consider building a machine around
the Intel Celeron 300A. There have been many success stories
overclocking this chip to 450MHz with a 100MHz front-side bus.
This suggestion is only for the most knowledgable hardware
Michael Clark wrote:
What (if any) are the concerns with having an account's password and user
ID posted on a web page? Would someone be able to change the "Your Name"
and "Your email address" fields with them? So if my school set up a web
page to encourage people to join our team, could
Will Edgington wrote:
Paul Derbyshire writes:
To Yuri Sorkin: your e-mail address bounces... that's not exactly a
friendly gesture, signing on this list with a bogus address.
Yuri has been on this list and part of GIMPS, including providing and
testing programs, from very early
kilfoyle wrote:
DOes anyone know why the
http://project.vobis.de/cgi-bin/mersenne.cgi?engine=primenet
site is not connecting. This was a good status page lookup location.
Michael
I've noticed that the site has been unavailable since about Monday. This
was a great site for status and
The fastest unclassified machine at the moment is
...
used for modeling nuclear
processes, "to maintain USA's nuclear stockpiles without the need of
further nuclear tests".
Am I the only one to whom this makes no sense?
Here's a news story that may help. It's from
At 12:40 PM 11/12/98 -0800, you wrote:
To Yuri Sorkin: your e-mail address bounces... that's not exactly a
friendly gesture, signing on this list with a bogus address.
Yuri's address, [EMAIL PROTECTED], was valid 24 hours ago. Did
you finger his account? No, I guess you didn't, did you?
Who
At 03:49 PM 11/12/98 -0800, you wrote:
CRL actually bounces mail from rogue sites and well-known net-abusers.
They also bounce mail from usa.net which is neither a rogue site nor a
net-abuser, well-known or otherwise. My guess is that they are stupid and
moronic and have been suckered into
I have two computers - a 200Mhz Pentium MMX, and a 400Mhz Pentium II. Also,
the PII is left on 24 hours a day, while the P5 is used during the day and is
only left on sometimes during the night. Currently both run LL tests. I was
wondering, if it would be possible and more efficient to have my P5
Hi,
At 11:07 AM 11/12/98 -0500, Michael Clark wrote:
What (if any) are the concerns with having an account's password and user
ID posted on a web page? Would someone be able to change the "Your Name"
and "Your email address" fields with them? So if my school set up a web
page to encourage people
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