This is a really cool idea, even if it could take away incentives to explore/crunch lesser known projects. Ideally we could even use this sort of system to encourage people to retire super old systems.

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Unfortunately, due RAC being a weighted moving average, there is a long tail on the distribution for all the computers that have switched projects. At the current time, the only way to know if the top

I like that idea, it would probably be a significant improvement over the current UI. I'll see what I can do to implement it.

It is definitely case sensitive. I'll see about adding an option to check for part names to make it easier/faster to get the right name. edit: I removed case sensitivity for now. Other improvements will

That's going to be because I have to be careful of special characters that could be put in the field that could be used to attack the site. I'll see what I can do to fix it. edit: parenthesis are now allowed,

There are some bits that can make that a bit tricky. Are the CPUs/GPUs under full load? How efficient is the code being run? How many CPUs are in a given server? I can definitely come up with an upper

I tried to run your CPU through my scripts even though there was not much data. Westmere-EP/EX processors seem to do well in YAFU, probably due to the high core count. Might want to give it a shot and

Seems like a cool idea, might even work as advertising if we print out a few and leave them next to university newspapers. This is probably going to seem OCD, but there are rules for how the sides of dice

You should try Bash on Ubuntu on Windows, its pretty great. Easy to install and essentially zero overhead. You don't even need virtual box installed since it isn't a VM. Anyways here are the results for

Well that's another bug. Turns out the rig has 12 GTX 1060 6GBs in it. I didn't even know you could put more than 8 Nvidia cards in a single machine without running into driver limitations. Luckily the

Technically this can currently be run in windows using Bash on Ubuntu on Windows (in the windows store). As for a more formal windows program... that is a little bit more difficult. It will depend on how

It is in as debug and as -v. Its really not what you where hoping for. I can make it look nicer based on the same code, but it will add 30% to time for the script to finish. I'll have to rewrite the script

Slight clarification. If the download crashes or times out, you will not hang indefinitely. If the progress % is still on screen then at least one download is still making progress (probably very slowly).