You don't have to do anything but let the program run based on your preferences. The program itself gets a chunk of data from Berkeley over the internet, analyzes that data, and then reports the results back to Berkeley.
I've crunched data for F@H, mostly when S@h was sending sporadic work many years back.
But then this BOINC thing pops into existence and I find myself today computing for SETI@home and many other awesome distributed projects through a single interface.
is this project still working ??
cineural 9 months ago
@cineural Yes the project is still running on a sporatic or as needed basis to support testing for the main SETI@home project.
AlexPiskun 9 months ago
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cineural 9 months ago
join THE ZEITGEIST TEAM !!
kareldezoonvanbennie 1 year ago
so basicly you are just another computer looking, then all the information goes to hq?
BCactionfilms 1 year ago
Hey this is just like the Cassandra virus XD
Neobdragon 1 year ago
what i have to do if i running seti@home? do i just let computer running itself or i have to look at the graphic and try to find something special?
trandinhcat 1 year ago
@trandinhcat ,
You don't have to do anything but let the program run based on your preferences. The program itself gets a chunk of data from Berkeley over the internet, analyzes that data, and then reports the results back to Berkeley.
AlexPiskun 1 year ago
@AlexPiskun thank you very much i'm running it and another project too, go science
trandinhcat 1 year ago
I have been neglecting S@H for the past couple years and running F@H instead. I really miss it sometimes. I need so put a few machines on it.
kdw75 4 years ago
I've crunched data for F@H, mostly when S@h was sending sporadic work many years back.
But then this BOINC thing pops into existence and I find myself today computing for SETI@home and many other awesome distributed projects through a single interface.
What a blast!
AlexPiskun 4 years ago
what was that
josegamer 4 years ago