If you haven't noticed the near-disappearance of 1920x1080i-How???, you've been living under a rock somewhere. The following is a summary of events surrounding his decline, and a stark reminder as to the seriousness of illegal borging.
Shmaa (you might remember him as the one w/ "insider information" awhile back) and UCMajewski, collectively known as LocalBusinessMen (LBM), from xtremesystems' Rosetta team illegally installed [email protected] onto computers that were already LEGALLY running [email protected] The resulting instability from running two DC projects on systems simultaneously resulted in [email protected] being removed because it was assumed that it was responsible for the issues that had suddenly arisen (because those in charge did not know until later that the systems had been illegally borged with Rosetta).
Now, it is important to understand that How???, being senior systems administrator, was in the appropriate position to install [email protected] on computers under his responsibility. He made sure that people both up and down the chain (including network operations and the head of IT security) knew that Folding was installed and how it was being used (burning in / stability). But with these events taking place, it is doubtful that any distributed computing project will be reintroduced.
And what about shmaa and ucmajewski? Project points zeroed out and banned from xtremesystem. And where does that leave [email protected] and Distributed Computing projects in general? If nothing else, short about 2THz in computing power. This is why people must have the proper authority before installing ANY program on a system that is not their own.
UPDATE: Posted at Folding-Community - LINK (and a local copy of post)
Shmaa (you might remember him as the one w/ "insider information" awhile back) and UCMajewski, collectively known as LocalBusinessMen (LBM), from xtremesystems' Rosetta team illegally installed [email protected] onto computers that were already LEGALLY running [email protected] The resulting instability from running two DC projects on systems simultaneously resulted in [email protected] being removed because it was assumed that it was responsible for the issues that had suddenly arisen (because those in charge did not know until later that the systems had been illegally borged with Rosetta).
Now, it is important to understand that How???, being senior systems administrator, was in the appropriate position to install [email protected] on computers under his responsibility. He made sure that people both up and down the chain (including network operations and the head of IT security) knew that Folding was installed and how it was being used (burning in / stability). But with these events taking place, it is doubtful that any distributed computing project will be reintroduced.
And what about shmaa and ucmajewski? Project points zeroed out and banned from xtremesystem. And where does that leave [email protected] and Distributed Computing projects in general? If nothing else, short about 2THz in computing power. This is why people must have the proper authority before installing ANY program on a system that is not their own.
UPDATE: Posted at Folding-Community - LINK (and a local copy of post)
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