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To get in the top 800, it would be 133 million points. Which isn't too much with todays GPUs.

Yup, and that threshold seems to be increasing with the number of active teams, but I absolutely think it's doable

 

Or we could make our own Folding List with Overclocks and LN2

Shhhh you are already working on stuff :old:

Banned cuz I hope you get some work soon mate.

 

Banned for allowing it to happen !. Whitelist the site :silly_arrowhead:

Banned for not managing auto tagging for websites :buttkick:

Banned cuz EHW is currently blocked at work due to telework site blocks, so my activity has been super inconsistent lately lol

Btw, we are targeting to get into the top 800 folding teams as our first objective. That's what we need to see a folding user list on the extremeoverclocking site

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Dinner tonight

Bread from yesterday.

 

Time might have changed EST. Not confirmed yet, I just realized last night here and it might be an hour earlier for you guys.

Yup, now 5PM EST.

@Steven @axipher And anyone else:

We are doing a special live recording of the podcast today at 5PM EST. Anyone will be able to join the podcast chat to listen in real time on the EHW Discord Server. Special guest today as well:thumbs_thumbsupup:

I mean, lately a WU getting stuck in send mode is probably just a result of overloaded stanford servers.

 

We are no longer friends

 

In all honesty though I have not had a WU come my way in a little while lol.

We can have good talk about it this weekend :thumbs_thumbsupup:

For real though, if you haven't restarted your folding slots in a while, your countdown timer is probably waiting a good 4-8 hours before it makes a server request attempt. You should probably pause and re-fold your slots if you haven't already done so.

haha take that @ENTERPRISE

 

I'll gladly join for a Podcast if you need extra Canadian voices... And another voice to discuss Folding, Gaming, Tech news, etc.

Sorry that was a poor joke to invite you on this past podcast. We'll talk about getting you on a future episode :thumbs_thumbsupup:

Hey you want to come on for this episode, we're gonna talk about folding for the first time

haha yes that was the plan

 

It's not long now until you dump $5000 into iRacing.

haha yes

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Skirt steak, sticky rice, peas, and some covid

My dumbass completely forgot about restaurants being closed due to the outbreak, but I did find a Korean place that was doing carryout. Bulgogi is so good.

I guess I should contribute here now that Drews convinced me to get AC lol

Learning on a controller is definitely a challenge, especially since I am so used to flick steering from my old Need for Speed days. Still absolutely having a blast though.

Not bad! Got you added to the list :thumbs_thumbsupup:

What are you using to drive those speakers?

Let me guess....you got a side of Covid19 with those bacon and eggs ?

:buttkick:

Work told me to stay home today, so bacon and eggs.

:wheee:

Welp, renting vs buying, I suppose. The complex jacked up the info they sent me so we had to switch apartments last minute.

 

That was the only complication lol.

 

Yeah we have had a last few minute things mainly related to super important paperwork...we no longer like moving lol.

I have come to the conclusion that the only people whole like are complete sadomasochists, or they own a mobile home.

For me the best thing about it is the Ad/script blocking that you can do with it from what I hear (have not played with it) but I have had custom firmware (AsusMerlin) on my Asus router at one point which allowed for some serious ad/script blocking which was fantastic as it was all blocked before it even got to your PC. VPN Server is also a massive bonus. In the future I will get a small PC to do this on and mess about with it.

Agreed with that. Personally I don't use the boundary ad blocking, but I have read mix results with it. Either, being extremely simple to setup and "it just works", to "this is so customizable, oh god someone please turn off the fire hose this is too mu-".

For me, the I use the OpenVPN server. At my old place, my folks were paying for comcast cable, and my brother would use the VPN connection to watch the "In-home" streaming service while at college. Also, it works great for remove management, especially when TeamViewer decides you are using the free service for a commercial use case, but they don't factor in the fact that one person really does own that many computers lol. (If you connect via local IP rather than public ID, TeamViewer doesn't complain).

The Multi-Vlan support would have been easier if I didn't decided to do a dot1q trunk to my switch, but whatever lol.

The big take away is flexibility. pfSense is completely opensource, and has a lot of community add-on packages. These range from proxies, DNS, VPN server, multi-VLAN routing, boundary ad blocking, or whatever else you want to throw at it. Plus, it's fun to actually build out a router with your own hardware, or repurpose old hardware that you have stashed in the closet.