Home PCS may prove point for Einstein

Columbus Dispatch ^ | Feb 22, 2005 | Mike Laffcerty

[Slainte]

Really cool. If I weren't already emotionally invested in Stanford's Folding@Home project, I'd be all over this.

If anyone's thinking about getting into distributed computing, but hasn't quite found a project that floats their boat, there's a nice site that has overviews and lnks to dozens of current projects at http://distributedcomputing.info/projects.html

[PhilipFreneau]

Einstein is the Man, for science. Or couse, Walter Williams is the Man for Libertarianism, Mark Levin is the Man for Conservatism, and Michael Savage is the Man for Getting-It-Right (for a change). Kiss off, P.C. punks.

[RadioAstronomer]

Thanks for the ping. :-)

[Moonman62]

It’s over five years later, and in spite of advances in instrument sensitivity and computing power, no gravity waves have been detected.