Just the case in point I made yesterday to another member who observed MCM far outstripping all else, got a machine with FAHB+UGM. Both are of 'limited' supply, yet there was not a single UGM to be found in the 1 day buffer. In fact, 2 passed later and went... it's all FAHB only again. There are far more exclusive and multi project selectors, for any dent to be made for a single member opting in or out... the overall volume remains what WCG wants to go into the pool of devices and enough of the membership pool do opt-in [say it's an opt-in and it works like a magnet...hmmm better get on with it before it's over ;o]. In short, an individuals action, even at your volume, makes no difference.

The project was averaging about 30 batches per day (don't know if that is still the case). if that average is still in play, we are looking at about 159 days which is about mid-August. I'm moving 184 threads over there next week to see if I can finish off getting the 100 year badge.

Summer solstice is early this year [also because we have a leap year], per http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/june-solstice.html 22:34 UTC on June 20 [the time measured for stats]

Last seen batch 23921 and nearly exactly 24 hours ago completed 23861. BOINCTasks shows 23357 completing same time on March 2. That's 504 batches in 16 days, so pace was this month about 32/day. Since runtime average are flat, and production total is flat, this is seemingly how much is allowed to come out of the feeder at this time.

Anybody else noticed an increase in feeder priority recently? I used to be able to get 32 at once, now it is up to 40 WU on a single update request.

By [known] batch count we're now at 90%... one 25829 of 28679 got piped to my laptop. Progress has slowed, courtesy of the new projects drawing [more/most] attention which are still in rampup, so daily pace is now ~20 or less batches instead of before ~30.

Crunch On.