18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
#1 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
http://boincstats.com/en/stats/challenge/team/chat/662
Name Enigma@Home challenge
Status Upcoming
Project Enigma@Home
Issued by Colombia
Start time 2015-05-18 12:45 UTC
End time 2015-05-25 12:45 UTC
Late entrants allowed? Yes
Number of teams participating » 8
Number of users participating 0
Name Enigma@Home challenge
Status Upcoming
Project Enigma@Home
Issued by Colombia
Start time 2015-05-18 12:45 UTC
End time 2015-05-25 12:45 UTC
Late entrants allowed? Yes
Number of teams participating » 8
Number of users participating 0

The best form of help from above is a sniper on the rooftop....
#2 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Missed the start of this one
Must try harder in future, glad Scole was paying attention and is crunching away towards the top :headbang:

Must try harder in future, glad Scole was paying attention and is crunching away towards the top :headbang:

#3 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I'm already doing the poem and the pogs challenge. Should be a couple of droids on this if they are not tied up on WCG.

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#4 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
We've passed LAF to take 6th. 5th is going to take a bit of work, but I think we can take 'em. :pirate: Watch out if you look up though. I hear eagles can be worse than sea gulls at the coast. 


#5 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Flog them cores guys! Think we can kick some SUSA butt? :violent1:
Looking in my crystal ball I see the number 3 ... I wonder what that means?
Looking in my crystal ball I see the number 3 ... I wonder what that means?

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- Joined: Mon Feb 03, 2014 2:38 pm
- Location: Goldsboro, (Eastern) North Carolina, USA
- scole of TSBT
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- Joined: Mon Feb 03, 2014 2:38 pm
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#9 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I got this...
The beatings will continue until the Enigma output improves!
Is it working?
Some of our regular crunchers aren't in it...yet. Alez is on his way back from a 2 month remote assignment and apparently doesn't have his cores on it yet. I'll give him a few more hours before the ridicule begins.
Megacruncher has had ISP issues lately. Maybe, he'll get it sorted out in time. There's a few others who have shown up in the past. Maybe they'll see the bat signal and jump in. Doesn't matter if you have 1 core or 100 cores, it all helps. 
The beatings will continue until the Enigma output improves!

Is it working?

Some of our regular crunchers aren't in it...yet. Alez is on his way back from a 2 month remote assignment and apparently doesn't have his cores on it yet. I'll give him a few more hours before the ridicule begins.



#10 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
It's looking MUCH better. We need 2k/hour to take down SUSA for the #2 spot and right now we've got them by 5k/hr! 8)

#11 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I was doing some spying on the competition, SUSA, and found that they've seen that I'm running Enigma and were glad to have me. I just said; "Yep, I'm running full bore!" I just didn't bother to tell them where
Unfortunately, a friend said since I was running it he would join in the Enigma challenge instead of doing Seti. I had to send a PM and tell him it would ruin the balance of the universe if he did that. So he has opted to join here ... bringing 36 4G threads. So sometime after the Bstats daily update today Drpop of SUSA will change to "What's under the kilt" at TSBT.
Now maybe we can kick some SUSA butt ... and if not at least they will have to pay attention to us!

Unfortunately, a friend said since I was running it he would join in the Enigma challenge instead of doing Seti. I had to send a PM and tell him it would ruin the balance of the universe if he did that. So he has opted to join here ... bringing 36 4G threads. So sometime after the Bstats daily update today Drpop of SUSA will change to "What's under the kilt" at TSBT.
Now maybe we can kick some SUSA butt ... and if not at least they will have to pay attention to us!

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#12 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Welcome to the challenge What's Under The Kilt and nae, Ah dinnae want tae ken...

#13 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I see you guys just took down SG, congrats! If I were you, I might just set my sites on a number 2 finish. Keep it up!
Edit: ...and we are paying attention! We just can't seem to do anything about it.
Edit: ...and we are paying attention! We just can't seem to do anything about it.


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#14 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Aye, we have all our cores humming. And fortunate that a couple of our lads from Clan Bowmore in the Hebrides heeded the call and put their cores on Enigma too.



#15 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I'm an American Scot and I really hate those guys...scole250 wrote:And fortunate that a couple of our lads from Clan Bowmore in the Hebrides heeded the call and put their cores on Enigma too.


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#16 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Well there is 3rd place 8) I'm getting low on cached WU and some machines will start running dry in the next few hours. If the project doesn't start giving more work I will be totally empty within 6 hours.

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#17 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Geez. Second challenge in a row where the project runs out of work. And I haven't learned my lesson yet to keep my bunker full.
Thanks for the help and thank What's Under The Kilt.

Thanks for the help and thank What's Under The Kilt.

#18 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I'm home and I'm on it. Hold the ridicule, completely knackered but running round trying to get cores on this. Welcome to all our new joiners and our returning guests. Good to see you again Dr Pop.

The best form of help from above is a sniper on the rooftop....
#19 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Yes, stupidity on my part. I wasn't having any trouble getting work so I had my cache set at .5 days. Lesson learned, that isn't the way to load up for a challengescole250 wrote: And I haven't learned my lesson yet to keep my bunker full.![]()

Poland is tapering off as well so we may hold #3. I still have 3 machines with a little work left but I'm definitely coasting now. 424 WU (12k) left to do.

#20 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I didn't get any 


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#23 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
I'll see what I can manage to get in the last few hours......

#24 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
TSBT finished 3rd from 16 teams.
Individual team members and guest stars from seti.USA
Bowmore of TSBT 1st
scole of TSBT 8th
What's Under The Kilt? of TSBT 17th
Paul of TSBT 18th
Iain 44th
alez [ TSBT's Pirate ] 55th
Skywalker TSBT 174th
Thinboab 232nd
foxy 350th
Garry Ross 425th
A great finish for us.
Individual team members and guest stars from seti.USA
Bowmore of TSBT 1st
scole of TSBT 8th
What's Under The Kilt? of TSBT 17th
Paul of TSBT 18th
Iain 44th
alez [ TSBT's Pirate ] 55th
Skywalker TSBT 174th
Thinboab 232nd
foxy 350th
Garry Ross 425th
A great finish for us.

The best form of help from above is a sniper on the rooftop....
#25 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Well done everyone, a great result 
Obviously I would've been challenging Bowmore for the lead had the project not run out of work

Obviously I would've been challenging Bowmore for the lead had the project not run out of work


#26 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
It's a good thing you guys were asleep when the work came back otherwise I would have been in troubleSilver wrote:Well done everyone, a great result
Obviously I would've been challenging Bowmore for the lead had the project not run out of work

Great run guys ... it was fun! We'll do it again in the near future.

#27 Re: 18/5-25/5 Enigma@Home challenge
Thanks to you and your guys, always a pleasure, you are welcome any time, and if we can help you out again you know where we are.

The best form of help from above is a sniper on the rooftop....