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As over 4.5 million other people, I'm running a SETI@home-client on my computer. | As over 4.5 million other people, I'm running a SETI@home-client on my computer. | ||
| − | I used to run the client | + | I used to run the client 24/7 on my desktop-PC at the [[PhD|MPI Dortmund]] as a background-job under [[Linux]] and accumulated a total of 2.956 years of computing time (on the old client). |
Absolutely not impressive, if you compare this to other peoples numbers, but... | Absolutely not impressive, if you compare this to other peoples numbers, but... | ||
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Addendum: Because no aliens tried to phone me in the meantime, I assume, that my candidate signal was sorted out on reobservation. | Addendum: Because no aliens tried to phone me in the meantime, I assume, that my candidate signal was sorted out on reobservation. | ||
| − | [ | + | [https://setiathome.berkeley.edu/show_user.php?userid=8177445 Have a look!] |
Latest revision as of 18:33, 20 July 2019
As over 4.5 million other people, I'm running a SETI@home-client on my computer.
I used to run the client 24/7 on my desktop-PC at the MPI Dortmund as a background-job under Linux and accumulated a total of 2.956 years of computing time (on the old client).
Absolutely not impressive, if you compare this to other peoples numbers, but...
Most incredibly, I was one of approximately 7000 people who processed a data package with some sort of recurring signal, which has been selected for re-observation by the project-leaders.
Addendum: Because no aliens tried to phone me in the meantime, I assume, that my candidate signal was sorted out on reobservation.
