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yes I looking for something similar except it's for medical research not searching for aliens lol. Why should we care about them when our own people are suffering from diseases which might potientially be cured? But nice idea never the less but personally I just couldn't care less
Last edited by linuxmandrake; 04-17-2006 at 04:54 PM.
Try Folding@Home. I use it on all my systems. It runs very nicely in the background. Their site has links to papers that have been written from the results.
You're welcome to join my team, Little White Dog (10763). We always like new folders.
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