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Well, since my 64-bit Vista couldn't seem to download GPUGrid wu's anymore, I formatted the drive that it was on today. 64-bit vista is now gone.
In its place is 64-bit Windows 7.
Wow! This is the first time I have run Windows 7 on a capable computer, and this OS screams!
It (kinda) looks like Vista, but runs more like XP. And I have all 4GB of memory available!
I downloaded the Win7 version of BOINC (finally spelling that program correctly), and it hit GPUGRID right away. It downloaded 4 wu's, one is running and the other three are waiting to run.
Set up Windows Home Server (to replace my Windows 2000 server), and that's running good. WHS is pretty cool, BTW.
It's been a good computer day. No blood, either! laughing
Oh yeah, picked some fresh tomatoes out of the garden and ate them, too!
My zucchini is about 2 inches long, and growing quickly.. Almost ate one today anyway!
Been a good day. Now I need to quit doing everything while I'm so far ahead. Time to go soak in the pool... 103F here today (finally) wink
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It's good to keep hearing the good news about Win7. Nice to hear that the Dark Lord of Redmond seems to be getting it together with their OS. Took them long enough. devilish biggrin Actually, I was reading about their pricing for Win7 the other day. Either they have something up their sleeve or they've "gotten religion" (aside from the money workship that is). Whatever the case, supposedly they have some case where Vista is a free upgrade to Win7 (I think for a very limited time) and then the upgrade is downright cheap. Moving from XP to WIN7 is a full OS install, not an upgrade install. Since the quad is Vista, it's tempting.

DM, I've not baptized a mobo like you but then when I did that sort of self-injury, it was before PCs were typically found in homes. I do recall slicing open a finger once (too long ago to recall the circumstances) and thinking I should get stitches but I had already cleaned the wound and wrapped it rather tightly in bandages. I must have done that fast enough after wounding myself that it had sealed itself up pretty good to where normal bandaging was enough for the rest of the time. That was no big deal though, just uncomfortable. What was worse was the time I removed a small wart myself. It was about a sixteenth of an inch or so in size and right on the end of my nose (go figure). Had had it removed twice by docs but it kept coming back. I managed to walk into something (probably a doorway, sober too). Just could not get it to stop bleeding no matter what I did so I finally pulled out some matches and the old Swiss Army knife and dug out what was there. That actually worked for about 2-2.5 years before a tiny little piece came back. Went to a plastic doc that time. After warning me three times that the shot to numb the nose was going to hurt, really hurt and seriously really hurt (you know how us guys can be), I took the needle in the nose and I think I left hand imprints in his metal table. Didn't flinch but wasn't about to with a needle in the nose. I'd have to say that that shot was worse that digging it out with the knife and cauterizing it with the hot blade tip despite not lasting quite as long pain-wise. You wouldn't think the nose would be so sensitive but that reality probably beats the imagination of getting a shot a good bit to the south of the nose. Guess it's all part of being a guy.
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MyOnlineTeam Daily Statistics for 06/27 - All Members:

Team rank movement report
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Prior New Current
Member name Rank Change Rank Points
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maximole 195 -1 196 57,640
gr8buddha 196 +1 195 58,855
JasonJane 245 -1 246 17,930
jamesjr934 246 +1 245 18,286

Points milestones report
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parmesian reached 14,000,000 points applause

Runtime milestones report
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No runtime milestones found. sad

Results returned milestones report
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marysduby returned their 75,000th result applause

New members report
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No new members found. sad

Retired members report
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No new retired members found. smile

For the week as a team:

Statistics  Total Run Time  Points   Results
Date (y:d:h:m:s) Earned Returned
06/27/2009 0:163:20:20:52 369,171 732
06/26/2009 0:165:13:55:24 371,793 726
06/25/2009 0:168:10:56:19 379,208 733
06/24/2009 0:172:16:30:02 392,670 775
06/23/2009 0:194:11:14:57 429,247 878
06/22/2009 0:187:13:13:14 416,631 826
06/21/2009 0:191:19:12:02 429,012 858


Team Records:
Results Returned: 12/19/2007 2,522
Points: 05/06/2009 518,871
Runtime: 01/25/2006 1:123:00:53:34

Good crunching folks!!!!
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MyOnlineTeam Daily Statistics for 06/27 - Active Members

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Current Points
Active member name Rank Change Points This Period
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marysduby 1 0 32,327,358 73,834
nl59056 2 0 14,961,257 769
RT 3 0 14,782,093 71,279
Dataman 4 0 14,592,887 0
parmesian 5 0 14,011,638 21,194
Coingames 6 0 11,939,222 37,800
Esteban69 7 0 10,010,257 6,603
Dave Bell 8 0 8,290,171 15,184
Blizzie 9 0 7,859,081 0
keithhenry 10 0 7,301,368 8,940
Fanie 11 0 6,653,431 4,007
Mushball 12 0 6,393,728 0
esoteric17 13 0 5,865,346 57,599
Jonathan Figdor 14 0 5,429,932 0
frans6nl 15 0 5,298,659 1,668
PohSoon 16 0 4,941,925 1,550
sulcata 17 0 4,111,487 8,565
Vuj 18 0 3,176,215 10,635
stares 19 0 3,124,854 5,075
brown chris 20 0 2,676,860 12,331
Blueprint 21 0 2,655,052 991
Tomwp 22 0 2,389,378 571
The Aspens 23 0 2,237,955 0
lawrencehardin 24 0 2,134,717 2,003
siseberg 25 0 1,716,449 756
wrr 26 0 1,627,347 1,663
Wunderwuzzi 27 0 1,612,587 0
smcclarigan 28 0 1,391,940 2,510
NiceMedTexMD 29 0 1,345,692 13,480
Sunny L. Kae 30 0 1,327,048 799
AStafford 31 0 1,015,477 0
johng 32 0 1,009,259 149
laughing66607 33 0 753,446 0
Dresser 34 0 747,182 0
Jockin 35 0 686,937 488
harry_i_c 36 0 638,472 1,838
Bravehart 37 0 625,594 0
Airwolf_Liu 38 0 624,283 575
elpe 39 0 578,043 601
Bon Kuhlman 40 0 494,828 0
imin 41 0 320,273 1,560
darth_vader 42 0 311,576 391
Momentary Lapse of Reason 43 0 296,428 431
mapplebeck 44 0 256,925 0
madambaster 45 0 214,789 0
cknotty 46 0 169,533 85
Natalino 47 0 153,896 0
WindmillMan76043 48 0 104,416 0
gr8buddha 49 0 58,855 1,362
rwgreen89 50 0 36,709 1,228
stonechild 51 0 20,625 0
jamesjr934 52 0 18,286 657
bta803@msn.com 53 0 7,407 0


Note: Active members are those who earned points in the prior 30 days.

Top Twenty active members returning points today:
01: marysduby - 73,834 points
02: RT - 71,279 points
03: esoteric17 - 57,599 points
04: Coingames - 37,800 points
05: parmesian - 21,194 points
06: Dave Bell - 15,184 points
07: NiceMedTexMD - 13,480 points
08: brown chris - 12,331 points
09: Vuj - 10,635 points
10: keithhenry - 8,940 points
11: sulcata - 8,565 points
12: Esteban69 - 6,603 points
13: stares - 5,075 points
14: Fanie - 4,007 points
15: smcclarigan - 2,510 points
16: lawrencehardin - 2,003 points
17: harry_i_c - 1,838 points
18: frans6nl - 1,668 points
19: wrr - 1,663 points
20: imin - 1,560 points

Total points returned today: 369,171
Active members returning points today: 36
Average points per member active today: 10,254.75
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It's good to keep hearing the good news about Win7. Nice to hear that the Dark Lord of Redmond seems to be getting it together with their OS. Took them long enough. devilish biggrin Actually, I was reading about their pricing for Win7 the other day. Either they have something up their sleeve or they've "gotten religion" (aside from the money workship that is). Whatever the case, supposedly they have some case where Vista is a free upgrade to Win7 (I think for a very limited time) and then the upgrade is downright cheap. Moving from XP to WIN7 is a full OS install, not an upgrade install. Since the quad is Vista, it's tempting.

DM, I've not baptized a mobo like you but then when I did that sort of self-injury, it was before PCs were typically found in homes. I do recall slicing open a finger once (too long ago to recall the circumstances) and thinking I should get stitches but I had already cleaned the wound and wrapped it rather tightly in bandages. I must have done that fast enough after wounding myself that it had sealed itself up pretty good to where normal bandaging was enough for the rest of the time. That was no big deal though, just uncomfortable. What was worse was the time I removed a small wart myself. It was about a sixteenth of an inch or so in size and right on the end of my nose (go figure). Had had it removed twice by docs but it kept coming back. I managed to walk into something (probably a doorway, sober too). Just could not get it to stop bleeding no matter what I did so I finally pulled out some matches and the old Swiss Army knife and dug out what was there. That actually worked for about 2-2.5 years before a tiny little piece came back. Went to a plastic doc that time. After warning me three times that the shot to numb the nose was going to hurt, really hurt and seriously really hurt (you know how us guys can be), I took the needle in the nose and I think I left hand imprints in his metal table. Didn't flinch but wasn't about to with a needle in the nose. I'd have to say that that shot was worse that digging it out with the knife and cauterizing it with the hot blade tip despite not lasting quite as long pain-wise. You wouldn't think the nose would be so sensitive but that reality probably beats the imagination of getting a shot a good bit to the south of the nose. Guess it's all part of being a guy.

I had a wart "burned" out with liquid nitrogen once. Wow, that really hurt!
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Well, I can tell we're into the heat of the summertime. How's the winter chill down "topside"? Thanks to everyone who can for hanging in there. For the others, here's to cool weather soon! biggrin
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Happy-Happy-Happy! biggrin

Windows 7 and Boinc 6.6.36 are cranking through these wu's. They are the same ones that Vista 64 left off on, too! Just point BOINC to the same directory, and it picked them up and ran with them.
FINALLY got some GPUGRID wu's too. That's what's making me so happy! biggrin biggrin biggrin
I know that credits aren't important, but I sure love it when I get some! LOL
BTW, Milkyway is pretty good with their credits (if they mattered at all). Short wu's and pretty good on the credits.
I like their science, too. We need a map of the milky way in case I ever need to navigate it. cool
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...We need a map of the milky way in case I ever need to navigate it. cool


OH NO! Don't tell me you stop and ask for directions! laughing
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Happy-Happy-Happy! biggrin

Windows 7 and Boinc 6.6.36 are cranking through these wu's. They are the same ones that Vista 64 left off on, too! Just point BOINC to the same directory, and it picked them up and ran with them.
FINALLY got some GPUGRID wu's too. That's what's making me so happy! biggrin biggrin biggrin
I know that credits aren't important, but I sure love it when I get some! LOL
BTW, Milkyway is pretty good with their credits (if they mattered at all). Short wu's and pretty good on the credits.
I like their science, too. We need a map of the milky way in case I ever need to navigate it. cool

I really like Milkyway too. They sure have been stumbling on the GPU side though. Can't figure out why they started with ATI. Their forum is a flame. Now you have to have 5 credits there before you can post to the Cafe. smile I think I'll move a couple of cores there.

HOT ... 102F today. I got some of the connections made on "Bloody Mary" thanks to long nose needle nose pliers. wink I had to suspend all the machines 3:00 PM ... 75C CPUs and 83C GPUs are too hot. Cooling down now.
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