Originally posted by MrMacman
I'm sorry but you really didn't need to post a new topic for that.
How about whever I submit a WU I post a new thread? Every 3 days! MY WU - 15!
No thanks... we are glad you are supporting the team that much, but you don't need to flaunt your success.
Originally posted by dukestreet
Its not a big deal - you probably had the fastest 100 WU for a new member anyway. You need to relax a little there, MrMacman.
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Originally posted by Stelliform
Congratulations!
I am about to break 1000 pts. I should have it before monday.
Look out Jethroted! MacFocus is about to break a rate of 100 pts a day. He is only 30 pts a day behind you!
To borrow the words of Jelloshotsrule this "posse of nerds" is fun competition.
Originally posted by alset
I've been looking for an opportunity to gain access to the OS X labs at my school. Unfortunately, they have been in heavy use, lately. Maybe this weekend I can get in and install a folding script on each of the machines. And if I do, watch out, suckas!
Dan
Originally posted by dukestreet
Well, if you have problems getting things going - just approach whoever is running the lab and propose they join team MacRumors. One way or the other everybody wins - and the whole concept should sell itself. Just direct them to the folding website....
Good luck!
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Originally posted by MrMacman
some places don't want you using their computers, and why faint at hearing that their idle computer time would be used.
HOW DARE YOU SLOW MY COMPUTERS DOWN!
Anyway they scripts are easier to setup because the app can easily be shut down by some unsuspecting user.
Originally posted by alset
I mentioned this in another folding thread, but I'll say it again: Go to your local computer stores and take over as many machines as possible. If we had every CompUSA in America we'd own the folding ranks.
Dan
Originally posted by timbloom
This probably is not the best way to get WU done, I did this at one computer store, where I was given permission. But doing this on machines where you do not have permission is not a bright idea.
Originally posted by timbloom
They probably will not hunt you down or anything, but if it is found out, it may result in restrictive access privledges at that lab in the future.
Originally posted by alset
I was only able to set about half to run on startup, so I will have to manually start folding on some of them occasionally.