I've been keeping up my end of the bargain.

Name (and URL)  Scott Gates
Results Received  726
Total CPU Time  1.395 years
Average CPU Time per work unit  16 hr 50 min 04.0 sec
Average results received per day  0.41
Last result returned: Thu Mar 18 13:57:20 2004 UTC
Registered on: Sun May 16 02:19:22 1999 UTC

SETI@home user for: 4.845 years
Your group info:
You belong to the group named:  Team HP3000-L



-----Original Message-----
From: Greg Stigers [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Wednesday, March 17, 2004 10:00 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: [HP3000-L] Quiet as a tomb


Wirt Atmar wrote:
> If anyone is trying to predict what the "HP3000 community" will be
> like after 2006, this trend certainly isn't promising.
The following is probably a less useful measure, but I was checking
statistics on the Seti@home site, and noticed Team HP3000-L has some rather
old dates in the "Date Last Result Received" column. Of 106 people listed,
only 29 had returned results in March of this year. Of course, some have
more than one account, with old and understandably dormant accounts still
listed. And Seti@home participation doesn't tell much. But (as a nod to one
of the first HP 3000 print ads in a trade rag) it seems that the bubbles
have left our champagne.

Greg Stigers, MCSA
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