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Einstein@home is back. It’s kinda better having both Einstein and SETI at the same time due to geographic location, and having only one/two projects as a screensaver sucks. Einstein@home uses more resources but I can cut back the CPU usage like I said. I also added MilkyWay@Home, which aims to study the Milky Way Galaxy [...]

Apparently boincstats.com’s button is too wide for the page. However, I will link to the button in this comment. Regardless of the date of this post, the graphic will always be updated with the latest information. Here are the stats: I am no longer using Einstein or Rosetta. SHA-1 is currently “put on hold”

Lately I’ve been getting into all the stuff I used to do before college and all that came along. I put on Coast to Coast AM the other day, now with George Noory after Art Bell retired. I also got BOINC up. I run SETI@Home, Enigma@Home, yoyo@home’s OGR wrapper, and SHA-1 collision search (currently dormant). [...]

From LocalCooling.com: The so-called Seed Bomb is a large bomb-like device that contains many small capsule-shaped pods. The pods contain soil, moisture, seeds or seedlings, and nutrients for early plant growth. The pods resemble small terrariums that keep moisture inside and allow sunlight in. One end of the capsule is heavier than the other and [...]