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Will BOINC run on this?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7094881.stm

here's another cruncher we could add biggrin
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Re: Will BOINC run on this?

interesting article but got to be honest, I think it wont match my C2D
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Hi crooks_uk

even my old trusty Socket A might leave it in the dust biggrin

They call it progress

It's amazing how far we have come

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I wonder how much of this computer was truly digital, and how much was analog, as it appears to be a hybrid computer. Digital computers are fast at doing algebra, but analog computers are differencing machines and perform complex calculus equations as easily as a digital machine adds two bits together. If the equations this computer ran are based on calculus, you might find it will give your modern processor a challenge for the same equations, and produce more accurate results.
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Re: Will BOINC run on this?

to kick in the wide open door.... why not have it do some re-crunch of the complex climate model simulations.... see if wartime technology contradicts Al.


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Re: Will BOINC run on this?

Was wondering when the fight back would start

-1 degree's C overnight in the south of the UK I don't need any technology to contradict Al only the brain I have been given.

A beautiful crisp clear frosty morning

A glorious November day

Take care Sek

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Re: Will BOINC run on this?

Jal2 it appears to have been binary in operation

I have read this a couple of times

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colossus_computer

and although not definitive I'd put my money on digital (1's and 0's)
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They must have forgotten to compensate for the climatic changes:

http://news.zdnet.co.uk/security/0,1000000189,39290869,00.htm

superglaze writes "The Colossus codecracker contest was a short-lived ordeal. Not only has it been outdone in a cipher-breaking challenge, but — irony of ironies — it was beaten by a German! From the story: 'The winner was Joachim Schüth, from Bonn, who completed the task using software he wrote himself. "[Schüth] cracked the most difficult code yesterday," said the museum's spokesperson on Friday. "We're absolutely delighted. He used specially written software for the challenge. Colossus is still chugging away, as we got the signals late. Yesterday the atmospheric conditions were such that we couldn't get good signals.'"

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As previously reported, interference hampered the efforts of code-breakers at Bletchley Park to intercept the message on Thursday. They deliberately used wartime radio equipment to intercept the messages in an effort to make the exercises as authentic as possible. Bletchley Park was unable to get a good copy of the signal until 4.30pm on Thursday, about two hours after an amateur cryptographer in Germany had intercepted and decoded the most heavily encrypted of three messages that featured in the challenge.

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