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Date: | Wed, 29 Sep 1999 06:50:52 -0400 |
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Bruce writes,
> How do you figure that? While the number of users who've registered is
> about 1.2 million, the number returning at least one work unit on any
> given day averages about 4,500. So there aren't nearly as many volunteers
> as it seems. The total sky survey will produce about 75 million work
> units, and about 300,000 are being processed per day. That's about 240
> days worth of computation with no repetition.
I won't get into bits, bytes and all around statistics (I got a "D" in
statistics many moons ago, need I say more?), and my participation in this is
rather new - but given that the information being processed currently seems to
be in the March timeframe, we still have a ways to go before we catch up -
unless there's a lot of computers out there with nothing to do (like the two at
Neil's place in .za :)
Regards,
Joe
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