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Well, I got one response so far, and since the alternative is actually working on what I'm supposed to be working on, I guess I exapnd on the idea. Some number of computers. I think we should try to keep them fairly new (PIII class or higher, 500MHZ or more, because lets face it, a Pentium 133 is more or less wasted space.) Lets try to keep to a basic size. Mega towers take up too much space. Anyone have a choice of distribution? mandrake, Debian, Re~~Fedora, slack? Anyone have any ideas for projects? I have said, in a different post, that I was thinking about neural network searching. Perhaps we can work on a distributed neural net. Try to mimic learning? > Message: 3 > From: markw at mohawksoft.com > Date: Tue, 17 Aug 2004 11:44:25 -0400 (EDT) > Subject: Big BLU Super Computer > To: discuss at blu.org > > Does BLU have any sort of permenant system running anyware? Do you guys > have an office or anything? > > The reason I was wondering is that, I bet we all have some spare computers > and stuff lying around, wouldn't it be cool if we could construct > something like "Big BLU," the BLU beowulf cluster. I bet that would be a > fun project. (Think about the "stone soup" super computer.) > > I've got a couple industrial grade 100MB switches, a spool of CAT5, > connectors, crimpers, some computers, and a LOT of spare parts. > > Is anyone interrested? > > > --__--__-- > > _______________________________________________ > Discuss mailing list > Discuss at blu.org > http://www.blu.org/mailman/listinfo/discuss > > > End of Discuss Digest >
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