Hi Speedy51, in our initial April OPN project update, we stated that 12,500 batches of OPNG work units left to distribute. By our estimates, ~300 batches are sent our per day so we should be at ~10,200 now.

Hi Aperture_Science_Innovators, those are all of the WUs they've sent us for now. If we receive more, we will post about it along with any research developments.

I'm getting close to my 10-year "total contribution" badge in 3 years of membership by late middle May 2023. To think I did some of it running four computers (on a Android 4.4 cellphone, a circa-2005 laptop with Original Pentium II processor, and some other obsolete circa 2010-2012 hardware) just makes me want to start singing the Star Trek "Enterprise" theme song with a computer montage in the background in place of the aerospace one: "It's been a long road, gettin' from there to here....". (Okay, okay, I'll stop singing...maybe).

Now my newest box does 2-4 days worth of work per day depending on my forgetting to upload/download new or finished work, and I don't have to run it at 105% capacity. How those old machines withstood over 2 years of nearly-constant runs like that is a tribute to the older designs that didn't have every last penny of quality or service life designed out.

And hey, 200 years of contributions on whichever project(s) you did would be awesome. That's like you started in 1823, before technology even existed (!)

And....it looks like the OPN1 supply has run dry. Aside from a few resends I've been getting all MCM/SCC for a bit over an hour now, despite preferences set to prioritise OPN1.