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Hullo from a SETI researcher
bludragon, aka the Dragon Queen of Damogran Started conversation Oct 20, 1999
Hullo!
Odd, but after 7 weeks of neglect the h2g2 SETI group page was found by both of us within 3 hours. I have only been working on SETI for a few weeks, but I knew immediately that I wanted to be part of the h2g2 Researchers group.
There are six of us now! Hope Simon is still around to see that it is working...
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 20, 1999
Hi blu,
very busy? there's lots of messages from me hanging around everywhere, but you seem not to notice 
The Festi-man is now following you around all over the place, hehehehehehe
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Hello guys (or girls?)
Yes! SETI@Home is very cool and I imagine If we all spread the word we can get even more people to join the group!
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
That must be possible. I'm going to add a small section to my introduction-page, stating that I'm involved in the SETI@home project, and that other participants are welcome to join the SETI@home h2g2 group
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
I shall do the same! I wonder how many people we can get to join?
I wish I had a faster computer, I have only completed 8 work units and I have been involved for a while! 
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
I can see how slow your system is: a little over 69 hours on average per work-unit isn't very fast indeed. At first my packets were processed in over 56 hours, but currently the SAME machine is working through packets in roughly 20 hours each! Don't ask me how this is possible, I haven't got the foggiest...
Anyway, if you wish, you may look at the page that I made: http://www.h2g2.com/A193231. I think it looks much better, and is more helpful than Simon's job (although he made quite a good start. Who am I to criticise his effort). You wouldn't have to start all over, but could simply link to my SETI@home article.
Together, we must be able to find a lot of participants
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Very nice....
You may like to link the Seti@Home page to an entry I have just written on the Drake Equation.
http://www.h2g2.com/P193240
I have already linked it to you!
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
Nice job is that too, Daniel.. I'll adjust my Article accordingly.
May I suggest that you remove the piece linking to Simon's page from your Opening page, and replace it with a link to my article, just like you did in the Drake Equasion?
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Already Done!
I think we could make a good team!
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
Yes, We're teaming up nicely.
Ok, then check out what I've done now, BOTH on my intro-page AND my SETI page
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Cheers
One thing, I cannot access your page at http://fessie.cjb.net/
So I don't really know anything about you!
Hullo from a SETI researcher
The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
Hmm, not access my regular page? THAT's weird... I just tried the link that you wrote down, and got there immediately. Maybe you should try again. And if that doesn't help, and you're using ICQ, then enter your number in my ICQ-panel, and I'll send you another link, that might help.
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Don't Panic! All is well your page works fine!
So how is the Netherlands this time of year, must be getting cold!
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
It's starting to get chilly indeed... It's not downright winter yet, but I'm beginning to notice "King Frost"s entrance. Wind is howling around the building. Trees are shaking the little leaves they have left, and losing them rapidly. The world is going to sleep here... (apart from the time of day, cos it's 05:30 in the morning now...)
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Cool! and Early!
It's easy to get addicted to this H2G2!!!
It's 2pm in the Afternoon here in Adelaide, a little bit of cloud in the sky but generally a nice kind of day!
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
Cool? I wouldn't discribe the weather like that, so we better both hope you didn;t mean THAT
Getting addicted to this h2g2 thingy isn't hard at all, I did that in about an hour... right now I have almost 60 hours of exprience with being addicted to it
Did you notice the new discussion I opened?
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Yes!
I'm there and here and back again!
Hullo from a SETI researcher
The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
Hehehehe, this could become confusing
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Danisbackfromlunch Posted Oct 21, 1999
Could become confusing...... It already is!
I suggest we stay in the other forum for now and save this one for other seti researchers who would like to say hello!
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The Mummy, administrator of the SETI@home Project (A193231) and The Reluctant Dead on the FFFF (A254314) Posted Oct 21, 1999
Agreed. and for bluDragon to enjoy, when she reappears (she'll find we've come a long way in such a short time) 
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