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My university's physics department did the same thing with SETI@home. The SETI@home guys were smart enough to make their program run as a screen-saver that dis
by ArbitraryLimits 14y ago
My university's physics department did the same thing with SETI@home. The SETI@home guys were smart enough to make their program run as a screen-saver that displayed Fourier Transforms so people thought it made the lab look more sciency and left it on.
- stephengillie 14y agoAnother important note is that SETI@home actually did stop running when you were using the PC. If you left Task Manager up, you could see the difference on the CPU usage graph.
- danieldrehmer 14y agoand that's why they didn't find any alien intelligence yet