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weird seti screenshot
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Well, as it turned out, it was just interference i guess.
The unit finished in 2 minutes.
Hey, has anybody thought of doing this?:
I just did a 2 minute unit. then i give the unit out to my team members, and they can do a two minute unit as well.
then the team can be boosted a bit.
i know it's bad and immoral and all that stuff, but hey, i'm a bad boy. 
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Thank the lord for trash cache!
I found the work unit.
So if anybody wants it...
I've been thinking about this. It's like the Ars Technica benchmark unit. Anyone who did that unit got a slightly faster time.
Well I'll just call this doc's benchmark unit 
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That's earthbound interference.
Pass that baby around.
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No combat ready unit has ever passed inspection. No inspection ready unit has ever passed combat. - Murphy's Laws of Combat
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Anyone who wants it, just drop your email addys here.
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Can u share a unit?
Wouldn't seti reject it because it wasn't assigned to you?
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i don't think it knows who it is assigned to.
all i know is that i did the ars technica bench unit and got credited for it.
this is the same thing.
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Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Dec 2000
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sjaffa@mac.com
I guess my 6100 could use a unit that takes less then 100 hours.
Just tell me how to put it in, and how to do it without losing what is currently crunching.
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Been running SETI Unit Manager for a while, since I got a new G4 last Nov. It works real well for a non-connected Mac. My 8500 sits in the bedroom and crunches 24/7, I rarely interrupt it. The G4's in the living room, connected to DSL. I transfer the WU's via Zip disk. Cut to the chase...
[This message has been edited by zac4mac (edited 01-19-2001).]
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Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Dec 2000
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Doc,
that unit is crunching on my computer.
17hrs and counting.
It hasn't finished.
I saw that screenshot of yours, and I saw the same thing on my screen, but it crunched right on by.
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What version are you running?
I was using 3.0 and it stops at 2 minutes.
were you using 3.03? maybe that would take longer because it process way more.
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Moderator Emeritus Join Date: Dec 2000
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I'm using 3.03.
I think that it skipped the bad part, because at current speed the unit will take 96 or so hours, down from the 110-130 that it normally takes.
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