This is very cool to watch in your site statistics.
On my website, Pranks for the prankless (prank.org) there has been a very clear trend towards firefox use, now up to about 8-10%.
This site has some relevant information about implementing PCs in a car environment, as well as links to LCD vendors. It's a wiki, so you can add information to it! http://www.carputer.org/
In my opinion the idea of massively distributed computing is the biggest thing to hit supercomputing since transistors. Cosm is just a natural progression from distributed.net. Coordinating thousands or millions of PC's worldwide and all independently owned is a non-trivial problem, and that is why distributed.net is such a point design built for a specific task of cracking keys. Cosm looks to me to simply be the next step, a more generalized platform for web-based supercomuting. I will support it regardless of what problems it is used to solve. It is the concept that is important to me!
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I held an april fools pranking contest.
But that is just what we do.
http://prank.org/phpBB2/
This is very cool to watch in your site statistics. On my website, Pranks for the prankless (prank.org) there has been a very clear trend towards firefox use, now up to about 8-10%.
This site has some relevant information about implementing PCs in a car environment, as well as links to LCD vendors. It's a wiki, so you can add information to it!
http://www.carputer.org/
Sometimes you just have to roll your own.
It's that or accept a subset of the features you want.
Shameless site plug: http://carputer.org/
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damn, I'm forced to pimp my own site now: http://prank.org you will listen due to my low uid :)
In my opinion the idea of massively distributed computing is the biggest thing to hit supercomputing since transistors. Cosm is just a natural progression from distributed.net. Coordinating thousands or millions of PC's worldwide and all independently owned is a non-trivial problem, and that is why distributed.net is such a point design built for a specific task of cracking keys. Cosm looks to me to simply be the next step, a more generalized platform for web-based supercomuting. I will support it regardless of what problems it is used to solve. It is the concept that is important to me!