Since Seti@Home is closing down, we should all find something else to feed our extra cycles to, right?
Rock on...
Rock on...
Try going to the Web Control (https://client.foldingathome.org) from the machine running the FAH client https://foldingathome.org/faqs/fah-v7/v7-introduction/web-control/
You can view the project description by entering the (5-digit) Project ID number at https://apps.foldingathome.org/project
BOINC does the same thing.
Hhhmmm... My Web Control connection times out as well, though I chocked it up to my ISP (which seems to block all inbound traffic that isn't the response).It doesn't seem to be working for me. I don't have the firewall turned on. I even forwarded the port that's specified in the remote access configuration.
For the love of god, just wear mask to protect others,
Pointless advice. Most surgical masks are too loose fitting to make any difference. Medical grade N95 masks usually need a proper fit to be useful. any other sort of mask has zero medical benefits.
Masks are nothing more than a visual placebo.
Masks are nothing more than a visual placebo.
Do not use masks,
Not only are regular masks useless against any viruses because they are not hermetic (and thus let literally everything through), they are actually harmful. If the particles of the virus spread in the air, they can end up on your mask, and just in the next breath, you will be inhaling them right inside.
Do not use masks, their only point it to mildly contain people who already have the virus so that they do not infect others.
They do work. China said they do significantly reduce transmission in public when the viral content density is low. If you can't get N95, that's what you have to live with. In theory, you should replace a mask every 2 hours, so you don't use contaminated masks. However, the supply of surgical masks in the US is not enough for everyone to burn though like this, therefore, you should use an antiseptic spray to clean the mask frequently to prolong its use.Pointless advice. Most surgical masks are too loose fitting to make any difference. Medical grade N95 masks usually need a proper fit to be useful. any other sort of mask has zero medical benefits.
Masks are nothing more than a visual placebo.
You can't set it.There is conflicting information on masks. The same day clinic I go to at a top 5 medical research university (U.S). last week gave masks to all of their patients to keep patients from infecting each other while in the waiting room.
Last week they did like 8 video visits a day total for all of their doctors. This week 50% of their appointments are via video (my area is one of the U.S. coronavirus cluster sites). I was told to wear a mask when in public. As they are a coronavirus research site I trust their advice.
But this isn't a discussion about coronavirus, it's about folding at home. I see that they have created the coronavirus projects, but don't see anyway to set them in the client.
You can't set it.
When you sign up, you agree to be a part of the network. What they actually run on your device is not disclosed to you. It can be one of the many projects they have. The corona project is just there for marketing.
That's being said, how can you be sure that you are not just mining bitcoin?
You can't, that's the problem...
You can't set it.
When you sign up, you agree to be a part of the network. What they actually run on your device is not disclosed to you. It can be one of the many projects they have. The corona project is just there for marketing.
That's being said, how can you be sure that you are not just mining bitcoin?
You can't, that's the problem...
I seem to remember seti@ home folding in a virtual machine on a PC. I’ll see about doing this again...I used to be heavily involved in WCG back in the day. I did it for years. What got me was when they started utilizing GPUS and my GPU outdid in a few months what my desktop crunched for like 4-5 years. I ran it on a custom built PC with a MASSIVE heatsink (didn't even need a CPU fan).
I just remember taking off the stock heatsink on that intel CPU and seeing a tiny bit of thermal paste covering not even 40% of the CPU. After reapplying thermal paste and putting on a cool master heatsink (massive) - the CPU ran almost 30C cooler if I remember right.
Now, with thinner MacBooks I don't know if I'd run this on a MBP or MBA... but an iMac or Mac mini? Definitely.
World Community Grid is another good one - these things are helping people. I don't pretend to understand because I'm a programmer but, it seems to help medical researchers narrow down solutions significantly.
I wonder these things work with an EGPU?
I'm sure someone is thinking about what carbon footprint this creates.
Article should state whether this is unequivocally a 100% not-for-profit project. In other words, are any of the beneficiaries big-pharma corporations who run medication cartels and try to copyright the human genome? I’m not donating anything to those blood suckers.
I hope not, but one can’t just assume anything these days.
As long as you only do it in the winter where you have the heater turned on - its fine.. (ok ok i know you get 1:5 more heat from a heatpump - but still) - just dont crank on 5 computers and then starte the AC becauce your room is to hot.
also if you have green energy (no there is no such thing as green coal) - but you know from windmills, solarpanelse, hydroelektricitet power and crazy stuff like that - you are fine.
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It is for the good of all - they dont make money of the findings (som 3. party will for sure) - but the results are public domaine
Who owns the research outcome? Are they public domain work? If private entities patent the result of the research, it would violate the goodwill of the public. You also wouldn’t be able claim the ownership of the result without the public explicitly waiving the rights. I have searched around for this type of contract or public disclosure but I didn’t find any.
If the result were to be commercialized and enrich a pharmaceutical company behind walls of proprietary technologies and patents, then they shouldn’t ask for donation or public funding. Computing resources for commercial use are wildly available, just run the worker nodes on Amazon AWS for example, and you can compute as hardcore as you want.
As a person that can’t buy a medication (that I need) because it is priced out of my socioeconomic position, I take issue with the third parties making money from donated resources.
I’m all for helping people get better, but I am into not stuffing big pharma’s pockets. They’re already full.
Article should state whether this is unequivocally a 100% not-for-profit project. In other words, are any of the beneficiaries big-pharma corporations who run medication cartels and try to copyright the human genome? I’m not donating anything to those blood suckers.
I hope not, but one can’t just assume anything these days.
folding@home is run by a respected institution, has been around for a long time, and has done some good as I understand if. We get that you don’t trust them (or anybody?) but it’s not really necessary to post repeatedly like you’re trying to convince people they shouldn’t use it, like it, or feel good about it. The conspiratorial look is pretty ridiculous here, you’re actually suggesting Stanford could be tricking people into mining bitcoin? Come on, now.
To predict bitcoin was coming 8 years in advance would be pretty impressive, but they are just Stanford ?.
Take it from a pessimist, the longer you hate everything the more everybody hates you. Sometimes it is better to smell the roses.
To the environmental trolls: When I'm folding I make sure to turn off 90W worth of lights, therefore its basically -0 difference, I'm just sitting in a slightly darker house while my computer works. Worth it to help out.
It is for the good of all - they dont make money of the findings (som 3. party will for sure) - but the results are public domaine
Just like I thought. They own the research result, the intellectual properties, and reserves the right to patent derivative technologies for commercial use.
Making the result publicly available doesn’t mean anything. All patented technologies are publicly available, you just can’t use them without licensing the patent. Microsoft Windows is “Source Available”, any enterprise and government clients can access the source and build repositories. But you still can’t use the technology without acquiring a license from MS.
Many drug companies are born out of a research lab taking public funding, grants and public donations, when they make it, they turn around and patent the technology and sell the drug to the public like your typical big pharmaceutical monopolies. It’s pointless.
https://foldingathome.org/faqs/fah-v7/v7-introduction/web-control/folding-power-slider/Does anyone know how to limit CPU usage to say 70 percent? I don't feel like keeping my mini at max temp for 24 hours a day.
I installed it but you can't choose the coronavirus research and so far it's not prioritized for me under "Any".
Does anyone know how to limit CPU usage to say 70 percent? I don't feel like keeping my mini at max temp for 24 hours a day.
You can't set it.
When you sign up, you agree to be a part of the network. What they actually run on your device is not disclosed to you. It can be one of the many projects they have. The corona project is just there for marketing.
That's being said, how can you be sure that you are not just mining bitcoin?
You can't, that's the problem...
Uhm ... its a random project you get assigned to... apparently you can work specifik on Corona... but that went a bit beyond what im prepared to do ( no you cant just change the project number... or can you .. let me know if you can)
Github link... where you can read how you can do specifik Corona folding