Profile: trigggl

Please visit donation page to help the project cover running costs.

Forum | Chat | Project Description | Statistics | Rechenkraft.net

Profile: trigggl

yoyo@home member since 20 Apr 2009

Country United States

Total credit 303,980.45

Recent average credit 0.09

Badges

Signature:

Projects	Credits	Workunits
Cruncher ogr	108,076.15	917
evolution@home	20,848.42	45
Muon	10,479.85	34
ecm	102,148.00	667
Euler (6,2,5)	16,607.08	232
Harmonious Trees	13,003.96	110
Odd Weird Search	20,098.47	491
Siever	7,848.17	15
M Queens	527.51	1

found cuboids

Perfect	Edge	Face	Perfect Complex	Imaginary	Twilight

ecm factors found 0

found Euler solutions 1

Team SETI.USA

Computers View

Contact Send private message

Your personal background.

AKA -- trigggl of SETI.USA Mega Milestoners

I'm a survivor of a brain tumor since '04, but in spite of that, I'm
still able to perform my job as an engineer. Chemo is a fading memory.

Here's my wife and I at Pinnacle State Park in Arkansas.

One of my hobbies is messing with my Linux computers and learning as much as
I can about them. I've learned to create an mp3 server recently on my
IBM pSeries running Gentoo Linux. The IBM is in the attic, but the mp3 server lives on.

Your opinions about yoyo@home

I'm doing it for the team - SETI.USA Go team!

Proud member of the Mega Milestoner division of SETI.USA.

Distributed computing in general is a great idea. Harnessing unused
processor cycles can help projects such as this that need large amounts
of data processed. If the computers are running, they might as well be
doing something useful.

Your feedback on this profile

Recommend this profile for User of the Day: I like this profile

Alert administrators to an offensive profile: I don't like this profile