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I updated the prizes, list of excluded people and the stats since @BWG decided he just wasn't going to put the Google Docs table in the post at all...

Yeah, that machine now has a Minecraft Server and PiHole on it so it's running 24/7 anyway and the 750 Ti isn't much extra heat or power consumption so I just keep it running. I did just update to Ubuntu 22.04 LTS so I can install PiHole; the Nvidia driver and FAH Client seems to have survived the upgrade and reboots no problem.

In @BWG put me down for a $25 USD PayPal prize too please

Sorry on delay of final results, had some internet issues:

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I'll keep doing what I can

I know the usual names that are typically IN for Foldathons, what I might do is add a second sheet to that Google Docs in the first post with the current sign-ups so that you only need to say IN once and track it that way. We don't have 100+ members yet that I need to worry about setting up another sign-up system like I had on OCN yet.

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Welcome to the ExtremeHW Folding Competition, Saturday February 26th - 28th, 1 AM UTC (Friday February 25th - 27th, 8 PM EST) Countdown to Event Start Countdown to Event End ATTENTION Extreme Team Folding Participants: Please make sure you do not fold anything under your ETF GPU Passkey except for the GPU you are participating in the event with. You need to use a 2nd passkey to fold anything else in this event. In the spirit of folding for the cause and good old friendly competition between members, we are hosting another folding competition. For more details please see below. How to participate: During the competition you must be folding for Team 239902 You must post in this thread with "IN" followed by your folding username. Prizes: $25 PayPal - @axipher - Won by TBD $100 PayPal to whoever beats BWG's output the most - @BWG - Won by TBD Folding Time Prizes: TBD Excluded from Prizes: axipher All "Folding Time" prizes will require your username/passkey to be given to the donator, this will not give them any of your personal information, it just let's them be able to contribute full points to your username. Passkeys need at least 10 full Work Units to start getting the full Quick Return Bonus. Alternatively, you could setup another passkey for your Folding@Home username with a different email address and fold your first 10 units on that. This would still put the points towards your username, but they would also be tracked by a different passkey. Please note all winners must claim within 30 days from announcement of the winners. Current Event Stats: Team overall stats Note: Stats are updated every hour at XX:25 for previous hour of submitted Work Units. The first update at 1:25 AM UTC will set the "zero" for your points based on all the WU's submitted up to 1 AM UTC. Good luck to all!

Congrats

Woohoo, that's great to hear. Generator hookup is on my list of electrical upgrades to do next summer.

Hopefully it comes back on soon and you don't lose any food or freeze, stay safe. I'm holding BWG off in the Wildcard Category, for now...

Someone who owns a Mustang was able to figure out Linux... They truly have made great strides in Linux for beginners...

After my last unit finished on Dec. 31st, I'll be shutting down and moving the rig to a open tech bench for better airflow and I'll also take that chance to move over to Linux as well. I really hate GPU prices because I would love to just test Linux install process and performance on my gaming rig with another Nvidia, but the only other Nvidia card I have is an 8800 GTS that has a few blown caps that I kept telling myself I would replace.

Ouch, hopefully you can figure out a good driver version.

Assuming you mean these buttons: The Pause will stop folding after the current Frame The Finish button will stop folding after the entire Work Unit is done It has always worked that way for me, but I don't use them super often so you very well could have had a version of the client that didn't work correctly at the time.