I am curious, has anyone selected as a winner of a TLPTPW thread ever refused to pick up the torch and run with it or would that be a major violation of project etiquette.
I am curious, has anyone selected as a winner of a TLPTPW thread ever refused to pick up the torch and run with it or would that be a major violation of project etiquette.
Yes it's happened before, even here I think, because the winner was too busy with something else and asked someone else to run it for them. MOST people do take the win and run the next game though.
Wow. For what it is worth!!! All of my computers on my extenders refused to upload completed work even though the extenders all had green lights. The error messages in BOINC for E&H were "...Project back off...". I checked the E&H servers status page and all was well. The extenders use both wifi and wired connected computers. I reset (powered on and off the extenders) and all work uploaded. Apparently the extenders did not/could not reconnect with the Uverse gateway after the major Uverse failure of a couple days ago.
Wow. For what it is worth!!! All of my computers on my extenders refused to upload completed work even though the extenders all had green lights. The error messages in BOINC for E&H were "...Project back off...". I checked the E&H servers status page and all was well. The extenders use both wifi and wired connected computers. I reset (powered on and off the extenders) and all work uploaded. Apparently the extenders did not/could not reconnect with the Uverse gateway after the major Uverse failure of a couple days ago.
Turn the wifi off if you can and just use wired net thatway it wil lcome back on when the router comes back on, I have a mac laptop and an Ipad that both have to be reconnected manually after the router goess down.
Turn the wifi off if you can and just use wired net that way it will come back on when the router comes back on, I have a mac laptop and an Ipad that both have to be reconnected manually after the router goess down.
Sure enough, same here. It seems only to be a problem with my older, crunching, macbooks on an extended wifi network. I have then set up in another room from my GPU Linux crunchers, and they have a tendency to be ignored. (Okay, it's not their fault - I have a tendency to ignore them.) One was disconnected for about a week before I noticed that it's productivity had fallen off. I'm such a bad host parent. (One tick for the social theory column.)
Ideas are not fixed, nor should they be; we live in model-dependent reality.
ding, ding, ding, ding, ding AND we have a winner. and the winner is: CECHT. the determining factor was the first person to post after the clocks advanced in eastern time zone. his time was: 3:24 pm / 11:24 am march 8.
ding, ding, ding, ding, ding AND we have a winner. and the winner is: CECHT. the determining factor was the first person to post after the clocks advanced in eastern time zone. his time was: 3:24 pm / 11:24 am march 8.
I am curious, has anyone
I am curious, has anyone selected as a winner of a TLPTPW thread ever refused to pick up the torch and run with it or would that be a major violation of project etiquette.
robl wrote:I am curious, has
Yes it's happened before, even here I think, because the winner was too busy with something else and asked someone else to run it for them. MOST people do take the win and run the next game though.
Wow. For what it is
Wow. For what it is worth!!! All of my computers on my extenders refused to upload completed work even though the extenders all had green lights. The error messages in BOINC for E&H were "...Project back off...". I checked the E&H servers status page and all was well. The extenders use both wifi and wired connected computers. I reset (powered on and off the extenders) and all work uploaded. Apparently the extenders did not/could not reconnect with the Uverse gateway after the major Uverse failure of a couple days ago.
robl wrote:Wow. For what it
Turn the wifi off if you can and just use wired net thatway it wil lcome back on when the router comes back on, I have a mac laptop and an Ipad that both have to be reconnected manually after the router goess down.
mikey wrote:Turn the wifi off
Sure enough, same here. It seems only to be a problem with my older, crunching, macbooks on an extended wifi network. I have then set up in another room from my GPU Linux crunchers, and they have a tendency to be ignored. (Okay, it's not their fault - I have a tendency to ignore them.) One was disconnected for about a week before I noticed that it's productivity had fallen off. I'm such a bad host parent. (One tick for the social theory column.)
Ideas are not fixed, nor should they be; we live in model-dependent reality.
ding, ding, ding, ding, ding
ding, ding, ding, ding, ding AND we have a winner. and the winner is: CECHT. the determining factor was the first person to post after the clocks advanced in eastern time zone. his time was: 3:24 pm / 11:24 am march 8.
robl wrote:ding, ding, ding,
WOO HOO!!!Congratulations Cecht on your win!!!
I am humbled by the honor.
I am humbled by the honor. And after only 15 posts! On to #66....
Ideas are not fixed, nor should they be; we live in model-dependent reality.
Started on the 5th with a
Started on the 5th with a deliberately chosen cutoff of the 8th??? I wonder why robl was in such a big hurry ;-) :-).
I hope this doesn't become a trend?? I don't want to spend all my life locking and stickying new threads :-) :-).
Cheers,
Gary.