LONGECITY

Did it. Does this mean I get the girl?

OK, OK, how about if I get to 50?

Congratulations, Maestro! You da' man!

Congratulations, Maestro! ...

Yes, Congratulations.

Dooo..

Maestro plays those fah notes.

...so-la-ti-do.

Thank you, thank you. First I'd like to thank my inspiration...

Excellent work chap. When I've got a bit more time and cash I'll be upping my output, but for now I'm happy to stomp along behind you

Careful not to burn down your house with all that heat, the heat of a FOLDING REVOLUTION!!

Thank you, thank you. First I'd like to thank my inspiration...

congrats! Your inspiration inspires others too!

Careful not to burn down your house with all that heat, the heat of a FOLDING REVOLUTION!!

Thanks for the reminder. I should call my insurance company and make sure the policy is up to date!

... how about if I get to 50?

Maestro on the march! ...to the frontline.

Image derived from Extreme Overclocking stats.

Hit the top 50! Yay me. It was fun scouring the web for deals but I'm tired of filling out rebate forms and tinkering with bios, drivers, utilties, etc. My semester just started so I'm going into maintenance mode 'til July. If the cost of the higher-end video cards come way down, perhaps I'll retool the farm then.

I have a 3 x 9500 GTs that I bartered a couple of motherboards for. If anybody here can put them to use for folding for the ImmInst team, PM me to work something out.

Damn, nice job maestro. You are rocking and rolling now.


Edit: If you do the calculation of your current (as of this edit) 24-hour points average divided by the team's 24-hour points average, it comes to 78,746 / 303,593 = approximately 25.9% of the overall team production. Good stuff! The team can't afford to lose you, now, haha.
Edited by Live Forever, 04 March 2009 - 10:52 PM.

...The team can't afford to lose you, now, haha.

Now I can blackmail y'all, muhahaha

I want a pony or I'm taking my points elsewhere

I want a pony or I'm taking my points elsewhere

Will a "My Little Pony" do?
Edited by Live Forever, 06 March 2009 - 01:50 AM.

I want a pony or I'm taking my points elsewhere

Will a "My Little Pony" do?

Hmm, does it's AI chip function at a level it can write Java or C++ code?

What is this list?

What is this list?

This is a link to the Longevity Meme F@H intro.

The List that Maestro posted at the beginning of this thread is a list of scores of top contributors.

Stanford F@H assigns points for each work unit that is processed on their computer(s).

The names in the columns are:

- left column number lists individual contributors rank,
- next left column lists the contributors usernames,
- middle column has the team name,
- the right column lists numbers representing PPD*.

* Contribution rate is measured in Points-per-Day (PPD).

A few of the large tech sites list such statistics:

Extreme Overclocking (EOC) is a good example:

This links to the current Longevity Meme team stats at EOC:

All the stats are derived from Stanford stats.

These are the Longevity Meme team stats at Stanford Stats.

Each teams's rank depends on accumulated points.

Looking down this list, TLM rank currently shows at 83 out of over 40,000 teams.

Many contributors use EOCs list to look at individul contributor's and team's ranks.

You probably know about the F@H Prize.

you're like a folding god. at about Top 50. get to top 10 , then 1 , and

What is this list?

This is a link to the Longevity Meme F@H intro.

The List that Maestro posted at the beginning of this thread is a list of scores of top contributors.

Stanford F@H assigns points for each work unit that is processed on their computer(s).

The names in the columns are:

- left column number lists individual contributors rank,
- next left column lists the contributors usernames,
- middle column has the team name,
- the right column lists numbers representing PPD*.

* Contribution rate is measured in Points-per-Day (PPD).

A few of the large tech sites list such statistics:

Extreme Overclocking (EOC) is a good example:

This links to the current Longevity Meme team stats at EOC:

All the stats are derived from Stanford stats.

These are the Longevity Meme team stats at Stanford Stats.

Each teams's rank depends on accumulated points.

Looking down this list, TLM rank currently shows at 83 out of over 40,000 teams.

Many contributors use EOCs list to look at individul contributor's and team's ranks.

You probably know about the F@H Prize.

Oh, cool, thanks.
Impressive! Well done.