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Posted by djSlain on Dec-04-2003 22:52:

welcome to the team. hmmm, i think the system crashed today or something. UD had an error of uploading the data. o well, it's back online now


Posted by SuperFarStucker on Dec-22-2003 05:04:

I'm smokin you monkeys =P


Posted by extepan on Dec-24-2003 17:59:

i have always thought these things are scams, but apparently this one is not?!


Posted by irishclubbing on Dec-31-2003 14:08:

i think once i get home i will help you guys. its a very good idea!


Posted by Perfect_Cheezit on Jan-06-2004 22:03:

k, i joined and installed the thing, but...

1. all it does is tally time and it doesnt appear to be doing anything at all, it wont tally total cpu time only task cpu time
2. it says its working on smallpox not cancer



not that im opposed to helping smallpox victims, im just worried that im not doing anything at all


Posted by jon on Jan-06-2004 23:42:

the UD agent is currently working on 3 tasks i think, cancer, smallpox and something else, it is possible to edit what projects your pc does work on via the agents web bases setttings, but they are updating stastics atm so i cant tell you how to, click on the "view your scores and results" link from the program, mess around with the settings links on the webpage and it should make sense, should you wish to change what projects your pc runs


Posted by vswede on Jan-11-2004 14:55:

joined the team as Markus Ahlberg
already part of the UD thing! nice to see TA fighting for cancer!


Posted by nss on Jan-11-2004 22:04:

It uses alot of my memory, but i joined anyways.


Posted by djSlain on Jan-11-2004 22:08:

? really? i leave it on all day even when i'm playing unreal2k3, office and other big applications.


Posted by nss on Jan-11-2004 22:12:

I went into Task Manager and checked my cpu usage-100%. But I havent tried it with any other big applications


Posted by jon on Jan-11-2004 22:17:

it only uses "spare" cpu time, say your using a cpu intesive program, the program will use all of cpu power, while UD agent will do nowt and wait untill the cpu becomes free, then it will carry on doing its stuff, basic explaniation, hope that made sense


Posted by nss on Jan-11-2004 22:24:

Makes sense now. I guess UD is using a lot of my memory because im not running any big programs.


Posted by SuperFarStucker on Jan-16-2004 05:40:

Your processor always runs at 100% capacity in an OS. When it's got spare cycles they normally are used up as idle time, which puts load on your processor. If your processor isn't doing ANYTHING at all, the OS may issue a STOP command to it to save power. the UD agent just acts as an idle thread, but windows sees it as eating up processing power, when it really doesn't.


Posted by subtledreamer on Jan-16-2004 07:17:

just signed up.

got my main comp (axp 2.2 ghz) running already
hope it'll speed things up a bit

will get my celeron 2.2 to run it as well soon!


Posted by Djs-storm on Jan-22-2004 06:10:

Been on this now for about a month. Must say I have had no problems at all with the program. I just like the idea that it is for a good cause. Lost my grandfather to cancer a couple of years ago, now I can help with the fight


Posted by djSlain on Jan-26-2004 22:33:

i was just thinking, what if we actually found the cure for cancer? first, it would raise our morale to know we actually participated in a project that had this positive research. would we actually get any kind of money? everyone with cancer would buy these pills or serum or whatever, wouldn't the income be so much internationally that every single participant got a prize?
the likely possibility that no participant would get any money discourages some potentionals because "i don't get anything in return if it happens." i'm not asking for a prize, i think it's great enough that i participate in something that may potentionally help another human life, and that is the ultimate prize...


Posted by jon on Jan-26-2004 23:05:

if a cure was ever found, imm 99% sure we would see no money, and id guess osmewre in the users agreeements that covers 1000 pages which we all just click ok to is a clause saying that!

me personally id be happy knowing personally that i some how helped someone else live


Posted by Djs-storm on Feb-02-2004 13:21:

quote:
Originally posted by djSlain
the likely possibility that no participant would get any money discourages some potentionals because "i don't get anything in return if it happens."


People need to realize that someday in thier lives they may need treatment, or a cure for cancer. They need to think about this as an investment in everyones future, including themselves. For every hour of computing time with this program, you are bringing us 1 hour closer to finding a cure, or better treatment at least. Anywa, I don't mind at all because it is not like I am spending time with it, it is done when I am not using my computer at all so the program doesn't affect my normal computer usage in the least.


Posted by djSlain on Feb-02-2004 22:30:

quote:
Originally posted by Djs-storm
For every hour of computing time with this program, you are bringing us 1 hour closer to finding a cure,


well said


Posted by subtledreamer on Feb-03-2004 00:39:

quote:
Originally posted by Djs-storm
People need to realize that someday in thier lives they may need treatment, or a cure for cancer. They need to think about this as an investment in everyones future, including themselves. For every hour of computing time with this program, you are bringing us 1 hour closer to finding a cure, or better treatment at least. Anywa, I don't mind at all because it is not like I am spending time with it, it is done when I am not using my computer at all so the program doesn't affect my normal computer usage in the least.


well said!


Posted by Twoces on Feb-13-2004 06:31:

I'm signed up, but still need to join the team.


Posted by Audigy7 on Feb-20-2004 03:39:

Just signed up and joined the team.


Posted by subtledreamer on Feb-20-2004 06:04:

yey keep them keeping you guys! :]


Posted by dhope on Feb-23-2004 10:25:

I've been spectating this forum for a while now and registered at last. And I'm glad to announce in my first post that I'm also in fighting cancer in the tranceaddict team.


Posted by subtledreamer on Feb-23-2004 18:12:

quote:
Originally posted by dhope
I've been spectating this forum for a while now and registered at last. And I'm glad to announce in my first post that I'm also in fighting cancer in the tranceaddict team.


welcome m8.


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