| Subject: Re: Running new Boinc |
| From: Martin 53N 1W |
| Date: 17/12/2005, 15:40 |
Grey wrote:
Now I am having to run this user-hostile Boinc thing, it seems all my credit
[...]
has been replaced with something better and more friendly - such as the
classic Seti.
Goodbye.
I've seen a few of these types of postings now, on here and in various
forums. Sort of a "bitter taste swan-song" and sometimes tinged with
almost palpable hate.
So what is with all the angst?
The s@h search is being developed further on a more capable platform to
do greater things. The s@h-classic version was very successful and
introduced many people to scientific computing. The next version,
Boinc-s@h, has introduced people now to many more scientific (and
others) projects already. Boinc also lets Berkeley do many more things
to advance s@h.
All this should be better for s@h and the volunteer users.
So are some people really so emotionally opposed to any form of change?
Or is all this angst just a kick-back from missed stats goals or a
disrupted personal routine?
Just wonderin'...
Happy crunchin',
Martin
SETI@home Classic: In Memoriam
http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/classic.php
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