[FaD] Welcome ThePh@r@oh!

Hey, I promised ya a new welcome thread when you made the stats!!

This is it!!

Welcome to the stats, ThePh@r@oh!

Cheers
Mick

[RustyGT]

Come One! Come All!

To the brightest DC to hit your town!

And whats your name young man?

the Ph@r@oh.

OK. Step right on up! the Ph@r@oh.

Give him a round of applause folks!



My humour.

BTW Welcome to the team bloke.

ChrsR.

[sharder8]

Welcome onto the stats page Ph@r@oh!

Now, I also see yer' startin' ta' really crank them out! Good job!

Harder

[PresterJohn]

glad to have you aboard, Ph@r@oh

[Kc2iLq]

Welcome to the team!

Uh oh, more competition... gotta get those other cows running again.

-Kc2iLq

[eagle1]

Welcome!

[thePh@r@oh]

Thanks for the warm welcome........I have good news (if it works out). I'm gonna try to talk to the head of the comp sci dept. At my University and see if i can install FaD on all the systmes in the labs. That would be a little over 200 systems running nearly 24hours. NOW THATS CRUNCHING.

[Kc2iLq]

WOW!
That's a lot of computing power! I doubt they'd let you do it, but good luck trying. I asked the head of my tech dept. at my school if I could run it on the machines in the science lab and he said no cuz every program on the comps has to be approved by the schoolboard. Oh well. GOOD LUCK!!

-Kc2iLq

[Wimpler]

I'm gonna try that at my school too, hehe. My physics teacher is quite excited about my work so I'm hoping....

There is some great technical info available about the science and maths behind the FaD research, which is linked from the FaD site. Maybe you could use some of this to present something to the comp sci dept or to the physics teacher.

Might help, they might be impressed. They might also get you to do a paper on it!

Cheers
Mick