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Re: 5th Again

If there is any internal rivalry within IBM between the 2 teams which encourages participation in the Grid then I'll stand corrected.

Dave --
I would really doubt IBM and IBM Corporation exist out of a feeling of rivalry between the two. That being said, there are plenty of other IBM teams out there that do -- those for various labs, countries or markets. As a former IBM'er, I did identify myself with IBM Reserach Triangle Park (RTP) and was excited when our team passed them up as we climbed through the ranks.

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Re: 5th Again

Sorry Dave

I really should let this IBM thing go raised eyebrow

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[Nov 11, 2005 3:13:08 PM]

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Here's the new Value for Money Motherboard from Asus

http://www.asus.com/products4.aspx?l1=3&l...model=766&modelmenu=1

Onboard everything again with plenty of upgrade potential

After the sad demise of Socket A and 32 Bit computing before it's time. It looks like time to say hello to Socket 939 and 64 Bit operations.

Just a word of warning Socket 939 is to be phased out by AMD in favour of Socket 940 sometime this year sad

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[Nov 11, 2005 3:35:56 PM]

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Re: 5th Again

I really should let this IBM thing go raised eyebrow

Dave --

In the case of IBM and IBM Corporation, I totally agree with you, especially since they take up two slots in the top 5. I don't think those who joined those two teams did so to compete with other entities within IBM. Just a choice of which corporate team to join I would think.

[Nov 11, 2005 5:47:58 PM]

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[Nov 12, 2005 12:32:35 AM]

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Congratulations to Wilsondr on reaching 2,000,000 Points

[Nov 12, 2005 12:38:09 AM]

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Congratulations to wilsondr on reaching 2,000,000 Points

Congratulations to wilsondr on reaching 2,000,000 MOT points!!!

[Nov 12, 2005 1:50:11 AM]

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Re: Congratulations to wilsondr on reaching 2,000,000 Points

2,000,000 points, i wonder if i'll ever get there smile

Anyway, congratz wilsondr

(I saw that i jumped back into the top100 only a few days ago biggrin

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Re: Congratulations to wilsondr on reaching 2,000,000 Points

Congratulations to wilsondr on becoming a MOT Multimillionaire applause

I now have 2 of my agents running using your "run as a service" script, cheers.

Welcome back to the top 100 Pconfig peace

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Biggest climber of the day dkrawczynski (up 5 places) closely followed by ThomasGS - You have the crunching bug smile

5th again yesterday (They are not listening are they confused

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Let's see if we can get the better of them for real at tonights update

Dave

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[Nov 12, 2005 1:51:16 PM]

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Re: Congratulations to wilsondr on reaching 2,000,000 Points

Congratulations to wilsondr on becoming a MOT Multimillionaire applause

I now have 2 of my agents running using your "run as a service" script, cheers.

Thanks, Dave. And thanks to everyone.

Ya, there's a few people using the Run As Service script. I have all of my machines using it. I was considering doing another one that wouldn't have to use INSTSRV, SRVANY, and NIRCMD as extra programs. That was less (or no) editing of the script would be required to run and perform the conversion.

I'm wondering if I'll ever pass up cyberwire. I've been (very) slowly gaining on him ... only 24K points behind now. wink

Keep crunching ...

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