I have to give props to everyone who helps this. My grandmother has cancer and has nearly recovered from it thanks to chemotherapy. When the doctor found out she had ovarian cancer, he said she had 2 weeks to live. It was also 2 weeks until Christmas of 2000; thank God she made it...

That was one of the scariest experiences of my life...

While she had cancer, my Uncle also died two weeks before my birthday...it was horrible for her. I remember my uncle from when I was 3, but I never really knew him. That's sad.

It really sucks, doesn't it. My dad died of cancer about 5 years ago, and it was one of the most traumatizing experiences of my life.

I agree with that line of thinking, especially after I got my new Rolling Stone today. Anyone else read the article in the back about "bug chasers". Gay guys who think getting AIDS will be erotic...I think I'm going to be sick

This program is getting on my nerves more and more. I'm on dialup, and when I am offline, but the program needs new data to crunch, it connects to the internet all by itself! A few days ago I was online for 1,5 hour just because it needed new data and I didn't notice it connecting (was away from computer). Does anyone know if there is some sort of option to turn autoconnect to the server off? I'm on the edge of deinstalling the program, it's getting highly annoying.

Is this thing still going??

Wow.

I haven't been on this forum for a long time, and to see a post this old still being anticipated in, I will bow for that.

When I get home in a few hours I will d/l the client and subscribe.

I really hope it makes a tribute.

That's it, I deinstalled this pain in the @ss for the aforementioned reasons.

this is a great project and I am proud to say that I am a member of the cdfreaks team. This software really does seem to have no effect on the performance of my computer, and I would encourage people to install it.

*shakes head* It's not UD's fault that you set your modem's dial-up option to auto connect when any program needs it. You could've easily checked Internet Options > Connections and chose either Never dial a connection.

what a buncha unbelievable selfish crap.
i dont have anybody in my fammily that ever had cancer nor do i know anybody that had cancer.... is that what its supposed to take to lend out a hand?

cant be bothered to start quoting but gimme me a damn break here.



- the program doesnt slow down your computer.
i mean if it starts chrashing my comp , its gone.... but so far i havent noticed a thing.

- its effortless.

- your doing something good.

- your helping people without even having to do so much as lift a finger or even think about it.

- its effort less !

- your momma would agree

- you suck if you dont install it

- your Cool if you do you install it

- nobody wants to suck

- everybody wants to be cool

its actually real simple......go get it now.
Help cure cancer !!!! *waves flag*




some people........ugh

*nods head*

that has nothing to do with the program.
thats just the way youve configured your system, it couldve been any program.

link is dead *crys*

Heh, that's quite a stupid question =) Of course they have to be smarter (i.e. technologically more advanced) than us, because they reach us via their space ships. We cant even travel too far because of the radiation that would kill us q.e.d.

Perhaps someone could update the link in the orignal post to a proper one?

Was just going to say that...Of course, you posted it over a month ago!

First, as said, tick "never dial a connection".
But then, you would want to check out a neat little proggie called UD monitor. It is a program that allows you to have several work units on your PC and process them all, without the need to go online in between. I use it myself, works like a charm.

There is also a UD Monitor support thread over at the Grid.org forum.

There are some other apps you could try as well, but I have not tried any of the others.

Unfortunately the cancer research is gone and has been replaced by a search for vaccines against " potential bioterrorism weapon". Since things like smallpox exist only in American facilities like the CDC , the only country that can use it is the USA itself . This said I will spend my spare CPU cycles on SETI than helping the American government in their megalomaniac plans.

Mine is still working on the cancer program! You can manually change it I think.

Go to www.klov.com and check out the lymphoma cancer patients if that hits home with you. They are a very active bunch of posters about that subject. It's very sad to read some of their posts (a few folk have obviously died over the years). But then, some have had success stories.

Nobody likes a board about something serious and you get one post every couple of days.... THAT is not the place like that.

never saw this thread..must be blind

but..i joint

better late then never i think

I didn't think I'd begin to think of ways to overcome cancer this soon, but we are only mortals.

I will use this oppertunity to thank everybody for sharing there computerpower in the battle against cancer. For me it will be to late but let's hope that in the near future more and more people can be cured. It's nice to know that there are still al lot of good people out there in this world

Jeroen

if i use this program, does it need to be conected to work?