> My brother once stated that an old computer is still usefull, because
> you can put a nice beatifull cloth on it, and use it as a coffee
> table. Myself, when I will be given time from other interests, I will
> study the problem of how can you control the christmas tree lamps with
> an old comp
In a glass window close at the entrance to the Hall of Fame, should
also be my old 386, running wisely at 20 Mhz. It didn't eally
participate in GIMPS, but it may deserve a place as the member-to-be.
It retired on Febr. last year, leaving me with some black memories of
the days that I couldn't ar
At 11:53 AM 7/13/2002 -0400, Martin Felker wrote:
>This question might be more properly addressed to the Firedaemon people
>but I though someone here might know the answer really quick. I am
>running prime95.exe using Firedaemon RC1 for Windows XP. For whatever
>reason, even though I config
If I ever get my machines back from the FBI, I'll donate them to a
Mersenne hall of fame. Or would that be better off in a hall of infamy?
:)
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This question might be more properly addressed to
the Firedaemon people but I though someone here might know the answer really
quick. I am running prime95.exe using Firedaemon RC1 for Windows
XP. For whatever reason, even though I configured the XML file to
indicate that prime95 is a con
An impressive record! Probably worth taking a photo of it.
Well, the world's first web server, a NeXT computer, is in a display cabinet in
a restaurant in CERN.
Maybe one day there'll be a "hall of fame" (online even) for veteran GIMPS
systems :-)
Johan Winge wrote:
> I see that the number o
