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- Apr 10, 2002
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I just received Maximum PCs January issue and heres what I found on page six:
I would like to invite readers to join Maximum PC Magazine's newest distributed computing team running Folding@Home. By studying the way proteins fold, Stanford University's Folding@Home project will lay the groundwork needed to cure Alzheimers, Mad Cow, ALS and Parkinson's diseases, as well as many cancers beleived to result from protein misfolding. So far, our testing reveals that the Folding@Home software has NOT attempted to install unwanted programs like some other distributed processsing clients we've seen. Remember to join Team Maximum PC (team #11108) when promted to enter your team number.
Well it's more for the cause, all I can say is that they have MAD advertising so look out here they come. I'll bet they will go under that aggregate team classification though. I think thats what it's called at least
CYA!
I would like to invite readers to join Maximum PC Magazine's newest distributed computing team running Folding@Home. By studying the way proteins fold, Stanford University's Folding@Home project will lay the groundwork needed to cure Alzheimers, Mad Cow, ALS and Parkinson's diseases, as well as many cancers beleived to result from protein misfolding. So far, our testing reveals that the Folding@Home software has NOT attempted to install unwanted programs like some other distributed processsing clients we've seen. Remember to join Team Maximum PC (team #11108) when promted to enter your team number.
Well it's more for the cause, all I can say is that they have MAD advertising so look out here they come. I'll bet they will go under that aggregate team classification though. I think thats what it's called at least
CYA!