folding@homei'm bored so i thought i might post this.
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PSPkiller
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RE: folding@home
good question. what if it's all a conspiracy, and really its the american governent behind it all trying to build a super bomb that will selectively destroy certain targets but not others.
(what's the attraction between the american government and conspiracy theories?)
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13/03/2008 09:15 AM |
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TNA767
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RE: folding@home
Do it do it now
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13/03/2008 10:54 AM |
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roberth
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RE: folding@home
PSPkiller Wrote:(what's the attraction between the american government and conspiracy theories?)
because between the american government and our (UK) government, were the most likely group to actually BE plotting this stuff lol
(This post was last modified: 13/03/2008 11:24 AM by roberth.)
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13/03/2008 11:24 AM |
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Flamov
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RE: folding@home
Folding@Home basically folds protein molecules, as far as I remember; maybe I'm wrong, but there are different versions of what kind of folding you do. On the PS3, it comes with it and it's related to the protein molecules.
I've been doing this everyday day since I bought my PS3 - I usually do it as soon as I don't play a game. I made a group which I have a bunch of people contributing their works into it, so if you want to join this small group, just ask!
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21/03/2008 08:54 AM |
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Mr. Shizzy
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RE: folding@home
So this thing can be toggled on/off??
Or once you turn it on it's on forever ??
And how much power does it use exactly ??
Would this make my electric bill sky rocket ??
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21/03/2008 09:13 AM |
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Flamov
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RE: folding@home
Mr. Shizzy Wrote:So this thing can be toggled on/off??
Or once you turn it on it's on forever ??
And how much power does it use exactly ??
Would this make my electric bill sky rocket ??
Yes; Folding@Home is basically like a game - you launch it; it does not run in the background; it's a full running application. What I tend to do is launch the application and turn on my TV off. When I want to play a game, I just press the PSButton and 'Quit' and there I am back in the XMB.
As far as I know, the PS3 works a bit more than it may usually do - but I doubt that'll make your electrical bill skyrocket. All I can tell is that it's just louder when you run Folding@Home.
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21/03/2008 09:17 AM |
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Mr. Shizzy
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Cool. I'll contribute then :)
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21/03/2008 11:25 PM |
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demonchild
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RE: folding@home
Why don't wee make our own team out of this and still contributing?
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24/03/2008 04:53 PM |
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Flamov
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RE: folding@home
Sure! My PS3 is actually in my lounge because my Mum wants to watch Planet Earth in HD, so I'm playing Lost Odyssey on my 360 so I might not be able to fold for a while
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