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Re: Welcome to the Computing for Clean Water project!

I work in the water treatment industry. The major energy user in water treatment plants is the pumping units required to maintain the hydraulic gradient through the system. It looks like this project is an effort to reduce that energy consumption. I'm proud to be participating in this effort.
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The news that Haiti, with all it`s problems, now has confirmed cholera victims, shows how urgent C4CW is to the world.

Let`s give our very best efforts to this project.

Very true. confused
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Hello. Not that helping the poorer nations isn't enough of a reason to want to help, I was just curious. Will this project benefit 1st world nations like the US as well? Thank you.
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My apologies for a number of aborted tasks today: I experienced significant problems with a dual boot PC.... sad
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rose Re: Welcome to the Computing for Clean Water project!

Hello. Not that helping the poorer nations isn't enough of a reason to want to help, I was just curious. Will this project benefit 1st world nations like the US as well? Thank you.


Yup, it would. We'd never have to worry about water shortage problems (like my area gets sometimes), because this technology would make desalinization much easier. It would also get rid of our water pollution concerns.
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Re: Welcome to the Computing for Clean Water project!

Hello. Not that helping the poorer nations isn't enough of a reason to want to help, I was just curious. Will this project benefit 1st world nations like the US as well? Thank you.


Yup, it would. We'd never have to worry about water shortage problems (like my area gets sometimes), because this technology would make desalinization much easier. It would also get rid of our water pollution concerns.


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That's good as there are water problems in remote areas of Canada's North and the US Southwest in particular.

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Re: Welcome to the Computing for Clean Water project!

hey folks, i am relatively new here, just started running BOINC and C4CW for about 2 weeks now.

I got one question. Is every each task you get to work on sent out only one time or are more computers getting the same file to work on? Because as i can recall, at the SETI programm, they had sometimes so less tasks, they sent the same one out multiple times.....

I'm glad I got this programm working here and be a part in all of this.
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some projects get sent out 2 times to check results but this is designed by the programers so its not repeating work its checking cretin variables each work unit is important and there is so much work out there we will not run out of work.... for all the projects out there
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Hello Soowoop,
We have too much to do for too many projects to ever send out old work. Some of our projects always verify results, some only verify a result occasionally as a test. You can find this out on a per-project basis. This week we have changed the BOINC server software, so we are rebuilding the history of which computers are considered reliable.

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Hello Soowoop,
This week we have changed the BOINC server software, so we are rebuilding the history of which computers are considered reliable.

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How long is this expected to take? I have a batch of FAAH that were marked inconclusive that I suspect are down to this.
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