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[Milkyway@home] Server Maintenance 12:00 PM ET (16:00 UTC) 9/23/2022
Hey Everyone,
We've been noticing some occasional long loading times and brief connection disruptions with the server, so I'm going to take things down at noon ET tomorrow (4PM UTC) and reboot the server. It should be back up pretty quickly. Hopefully this fixes the issues we're having.
Best,
Tom
View article · Thu, 22 Sep 2022 16:30:56 +0000
[Milkyway@home] New MilkyWay@home Scientist
Hello everyone,
My name is Kevin Roux and I will be working with Dr. Newberg for my Ph.D thesis. I look forward to working on this project and working with you all for the next couple of years.
Best,
Kevin Roux
View article · Wed, 21 Sep 2022 17:54:01 +0000
[Milkyway@home] New MilkyWay@home scientist
Hi, my name is Hiroka. I am a PhD student working with Prof. Newberg. As part of my theses, I am working on the nbody project.
Thank you,
Hiroka
View article · Wed, 21 Sep 2022 17:46:42 +0000
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BOINC client 7.20.2 released
A new version of the client has been released for Windows and Mac OS. Download it here. Release notes are here.
27 Jul 2022, 0:46:28 UTC
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BOINC in Retrospect
Read BOINC in Retrospect, an essay on the history of BOINC.
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Welcome LODA
LODA is a new BOINC project that "mines" programs - it automatically discovers new algorithms for efficiently computing interesting number sequences.
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