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From: Groups on 7 Jan 2010 23:16

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Eric Gisse ― speaking of “distributed computing” ( à la SETI(a)home ) and
the cluster he used to “brute force” crack systems ― told Uncle Al:

“ Depends entirely on how you feel about systems I do not own.

China can be 'encouraged' to lend a hand
to the tune of ~300 cores on 39 systems.

That's what you get for letting a cluster brute force someone.

The original cluster I cobbled together at
UAF [ Univ. of Alaska, Fairbanks ] is gathering dust ”.

www.Google.COM/groups?selm=hg0qmo$990$1%40news.eternal-september.org
[ news:hg0qmo$990$1(a)news.eternal-september.org ]

A misuse of University clout/resources ? You decide.

Eric Gisse* 2007 FairBanks Alaska (UAF)
with his 8-node Beowulf cluster**:

<img src="http://jeffrelf.f-m.fm/Eric Gisse 2009 in FairBanks Alaska.jpg"
alt="Eric Gisse 2007 FairBanks Alaska (UAF) with his 8-node Beowulf cluster.">

* Born at the end of 1983 in Ketchikan, Alaska.
**: A “Society of Physics Students” project.
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