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NEWS!!!
June 17, 2006
(PEG-SETI)
I haven't updated this site for over a year. It has been for several reasons:
- I didn't take the time.
- SETI@home developed the BOINC client and made the switch.
- This switch made several links on this website inoperable,
and as I said above, again I haven't taken the time to clean it up.- BOINC also changed the logic of my data collection for the Team statistics.
January 7, 2005
Outage Notice. Because of nearby building construction there will be an extended power outage this coming weekend. All of our machines will be turned off so there will be no data or web service. The outage will begin Sunday, January 9, at 18:00 PST (January 10, 02:00 UT). We hope to be back up Monday at 08:00 PST (16:00 UT).
check:
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- Technical News Reports (Sporadically updated)
- SETI@home homepage (News column)
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To check the Network utilization at Berkeley for the SSL Network
(which is in the Lawrence Hall of Science Network):
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inr-60 network utilization
of which we use these two: -
inr-668 network utilization
(the new 100Mbps pipe through cogent)
- rfc2324 HTCPCP
- rfc2321 RITA
- rfc1149 IP Datagrams on Avian Carriers
- rfc2549 IP over Avian Carriers with QoS
- rfc1925 The Twelve Networking Truths
- Cleaning up the SETI server closet (SETI conspiracy)
Where do our WU's (Work Units) come from?
They are collected at the Arecibo
Radio Observatory in Puerto Rico. SETI@home utilizes a dedicated
L band receiver (430MHz
feed, a 97 feet long antenna). The sky survey covers a 2.5 MHz
bandwidth centered at 1420 MHz (1.42 GHz). The "dish" with
it's 305m (1000 ft) diameter is the largest single-dish radio telescope on
Earth.
This also puts some faces to names you might have heard or read in the newsgroups dedicated to SETI
Check out the reports on SETI@home by the Planetary Society:
- A Question of Bandwidth
- SETI@home Listens to the Dying Gasps of Black Holes
- Know What to Expect When ET Calls
Do you want to see what's going on at Arecibo?
SETI@home gearing to power up (SETI-II)
I have found 2 other teams with progress people, which — compared to our team — are pretty small:
| Team name (and comment) | January 9, 2003 | August 22, 2003 | ||
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PROGRESS-Hackers (mainly a German company using Progress) |
9 Members |
9'292 Results |
9 Members | 13'556 Results |
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Progress (SETI enthusiasts at Progress Software Corporation) |
29 Members |
11'674 Results |
30 Members | 15'190 Results |
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Progress Email Group (placed here for comparison) |
46 Members |
61'668 Results |
52 Members | 102'939 Results |
If someone from those teams
happens to read this, why don't all y'all join us?
To be in the top
200 of all teams, we would need about 230'000 results (that's about
145'000 more than the the three teams above combined), but to be in the
top 200
of the teams of our class "Clubs",
where the top 200 mark is at around 132'000, combined we'd need just
50'000 more.
So if anybody knows another large SETI group related to Progress, or
some other people who want to join the team for the fun of it, let them
know.
Is there something missing on these pages?
Do you want to get in touch with us?
or try this page (ok, this one is a joke)
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