Hi,
I can't reach stats.free-dc.org currently — "no route to host" — therefore I only have F@H stats via EOC and RC5-72 stats straight from distributed.net to present to you for now. (The F@H output of past week shows signs of the TeAm having been busy at the PrimeGrid challenge.) Depending on when I get connection to Free-DC again, I'll perhaps update this thread with all the missing stats. As a diversion in the meantime, I have got some other stats for you. Not weekly stats, but geophysical stats of that little 3rd rock from the Sun which we inhabit:
Earth is spoken of as the Blue Planet, much of it being covered with water, and a sky-high atmosphere floating above us. However, Earth is more aptly described as a dry rock.
Indeed 70% of the surface are covered by water, but if the water was spread evenly over the whole globe, it would make for a shallow sea of merely 2½ kilometers (1½ miles) depth. Put in relation to >12,700 kilometers of the planet's diameter, this is nothing. Ditto if compared with other objects in the solar system: Jupiter's moons Ganymede and Europe for instance, while being considerably smaller than Earth, have got oceans which are >100 km deep. They have got far more liquid water beneath their icy shells than Earth has got to show. — Earth's atmosphere isn't quite plentiful either. In little more than 10 km height, shortly above the highest mountaintops, air gets so thin that humans can't survive there. Venus and Titan, both smaller and lighter bodies than Earth, have considerably denser atmospheres than ours. (Oxygen is distinctly lacking in theirs, however.) Relating the thickness of our atmosphere to Earth's diameter, an apple's peel is five times thicker. — To summarize, this planet is surrounded by a flimsy film of air, and a tiny amount of water happened to have accreted on its surface, and that's all there is as our life support system.
(source: a German radio broadcast)
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In the event we have any non-crunching AnandTech readers who happen to wander into this thread: Distributed Computing is where you allow your computing device (smartphones/tablets included) to work on things like medical research, mathematical stuff, sifting through telescope data to further the field of Astronomy, and many other 'citizen science' projects. It allows networked computers to band together to act as a supercomputer. And you should join us. Thanks in advance :-) go, as always, to the folks responsible for Free-DC, who make this possible by keeping score for us.
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Folding@Home overall position - 13
TeAm total for the week - 1,162,610,357
TeAm rank for weekly production - 23
__Credit/week _ UserName
1_______331,487,653_______Mark_F_Williams
2_______193,954,621_______biodoc
3_______128,355,668_______mazzmond
4_______78,553,048___Cliff_Taylor
5_______55,427,855___Oneto
6_______51,936,045___fhonyotski
7_______51,771,839___Hostile
8_______27,953,394___Endgame124
9_______24,023,132___cellarnoise2
10______22,924,083___drnickriviera_GRC_7133603969c815049908de72f2635e64
11______22,397,284___mykchin8
12______21,661,346___Ron_Michener
13______21,481,796___Dexter
14______20,105,351___Daniel_Trudeau
15______14,777,490___Familyman_19
16______11,867,086___10esseetony
17______11,294,136___mondrasek
18______11,230,205___creed3020
19______10,425,485___Paul_McAvinney
20______10,323,873___underwriter
21______7,760,872____Hippo
22______5,572,525____Spungo
23______5,099,605____minendo
24______4,327,939____HutchinsonJC
25______2,845,052____TA_JC
26______2,149,455____slowbones
27______2,058,196____deninc66
28______1,862,903____JDAMe1hLojVd
29______992,838______Pete_Nyholm
30______887,061______sduguid
31______676,060______dkm2350
32______550,361______davidm103
33______483,357______mbratan
34______465,234______Karetaker
35______322,504______capitalsix
36______219,954______2StepBlack
37______184,926______shabs42
38______118,230______saah
39______94,528_______Athlex
40______76,300_______rderickson
41______68,376_______AddyAnonY
42______42,035_______Ricky67*
43______36,505_______balzams
44______32,655_______jakeg
45______24,885_______QuietDad
46______21,532_______Viperoni
47______4,417________Dr.N0
48______2,730________Gp03
49______2,471________CCHomebrew
RC5-72 overall position - 13
TeAm total for the week - 1,418,904
TeAm rank for weekly production - 20
__Credit/week _ UserName
1_______766,684______JW
2_______476,826______crashtech
3_______142,522______Waffle
4_______28,720_______boehm@nc.rr.com
5_______3,294________Mad Pierre
6_______816__________Participant #296,426
7_______20___________iamwiz82@hotmail.com
and 22 single-digit credit records
I can't reach stats.free-dc.org currently — "no route to host" — therefore I only have F@H stats via EOC and RC5-72 stats straight from distributed.net to present to you for now. (The F@H output of past week shows signs of the TeAm having been busy at the PrimeGrid challenge.) Depending on when I get connection to Free-DC again, I'll perhaps update this thread with all the missing stats. As a diversion in the meantime, I have got some other stats for you. Not weekly stats, but geophysical stats of that little 3rd rock from the Sun which we inhabit:
Earth is spoken of as the Blue Planet, much of it being covered with water, and a sky-high atmosphere floating above us. However, Earth is more aptly described as a dry rock.
Indeed 70% of the surface are covered by water, but if the water was spread evenly over the whole globe, it would make for a shallow sea of merely 2½ kilometers (1½ miles) depth. Put in relation to >12,700 kilometers of the planet's diameter, this is nothing. Ditto if compared with other objects in the solar system: Jupiter's moons Ganymede and Europe for instance, while being considerably smaller than Earth, have got oceans which are >100 km deep. They have got far more liquid water beneath their icy shells than Earth has got to show. — Earth's atmosphere isn't quite plentiful either. In little more than 10 km height, shortly above the highest mountaintops, air gets so thin that humans can't survive there. Venus and Titan, both smaller and lighter bodies than Earth, have considerably denser atmospheres than ours. (Oxygen is distinctly lacking in theirs, however.) Relating the thickness of our atmosphere to Earth's diameter, an apple's peel is five times thicker. — To summarize, this planet is surrounded by a flimsy film of air, and a tiny amount of water happened to have accreted on its surface, and that's all there is as our life support system.
(source: a German radio broadcast)
**********************************************
In the event we have any non-crunching AnandTech readers who happen to wander into this thread: Distributed Computing is where you allow your computing device (smartphones/tablets included) to work on things like medical research, mathematical stuff, sifting through telescope data to further the field of Astronomy, and many other 'citizen science' projects. It allows networked computers to band together to act as a supercomputer. And you should join us. Thanks in advance :-) go, as always, to the folks responsible for Free-DC, who make this possible by keeping score for us.
**********************************************
Folding@Home overall position - 13
TeAm total for the week - 1,162,610,357
TeAm rank for weekly production - 23
__Credit/week _ UserName
1_______331,487,653_______Mark_F_Williams
2_______193,954,621_______biodoc
3_______128,355,668_______mazzmond
4_______78,553,048___Cliff_Taylor
5_______55,427,855___Oneto
6_______51,936,045___fhonyotski
7_______51,771,839___Hostile
8_______27,953,394___Endgame124
9_______24,023,132___cellarnoise2
10______22,924,083___drnickriviera_GRC_7133603969c815049908de72f2635e64
11______22,397,284___mykchin8
12______21,661,346___Ron_Michener
13______21,481,796___Dexter
14______20,105,351___Daniel_Trudeau
15______14,777,490___Familyman_19
16______11,867,086___10esseetony
17______11,294,136___mondrasek
18______11,230,205___creed3020
19______10,425,485___Paul_McAvinney
20______10,323,873___underwriter
21______7,760,872____Hippo
22______5,572,525____Spungo
23______5,099,605____minendo
24______4,327,939____HutchinsonJC
25______2,845,052____TA_JC
26______2,149,455____slowbones
27______2,058,196____deninc66
28______1,862,903____JDAMe1hLojVd
29______992,838______Pete_Nyholm
30______887,061______sduguid
31______676,060______dkm2350
32______550,361______davidm103
33______483,357______mbratan
34______465,234______Karetaker
35______322,504______capitalsix
36______219,954______2StepBlack
37______184,926______shabs42
38______118,230______saah
39______94,528_______Athlex
40______76,300_______rderickson
41______68,376_______AddyAnonY
42______42,035_______Ricky67*
43______36,505_______balzams
44______32,655_______jakeg
45______24,885_______QuietDad
46______21,532_______Viperoni
47______4,417________Dr.N0
48______2,730________Gp03
49______2,471________CCHomebrew
RC5-72 overall position - 13
TeAm total for the week - 1,418,904
TeAm rank for weekly production - 20
__Credit/week _ UserName
1_______766,684______JW
2_______476,826______crashtech
3_______142,522______Waffle
4_______28,720_______boehm@nc.rr.com
5_______3,294________Mad Pierre
6_______816__________Participant #296,426
7_______20___________iamwiz82@hotmail.com
and 22 single-digit credit records
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Albert
Amicable Numbers
Asteroids
Beef
BOINC@TACC
Citizen Science Grid
Climate Prediction
Collatz Conjecture
Cosmology
DENIS
DHEP
DPAD
Einstein
Folding@Home (stale)
Gaia
Gerasim
Goofyxgrid
Goofyxgrid CPU
goofyxGrid@Home NCI
GPU Grid
IberCivis2
iThena.Computational
iThena.Measurements
Kryptos@Home
Latin Squares (aka ODLK1)
LHC
LHC-dev
LODA
Majestic12 (stale)
Milkyway
MindModeling
Minecraft
MLC
Moo! Wrapper
NanoHub
NFS
Number Fields
ODLK
ODLK2025
PrimeGrid
Private GFN Server
QuChemPedIA
Radioactive@Home
Rakesearch
Ralph
Ramanujan Machine
RC5/72 (stale)
RNA World
Rosetta
SETI
SiDock
SRBase
Symmetric Prime Tuples
T.Brada
TN-Grid
Universe
Van Der Waerden Numbers
VGTU
WCG
WEP-M2
WUProp
YAFU
Yoyo