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I am more than a little curious about what @StefanR5R wants to do. He has not been very active here at all.
Wish callouts were enabled here, or maybe I'm just doing it wrong.
edit: They're fixed!

We could turn FPS into a force to be reckoned with if we all agreed to go there...

I brought up switching teams but it didn't seem to go too well.

Oh, hi! I think it's pretty useful, other than most of the traffic is on Discord. Maybe the best we can do is post more links to here on the Discord and the old Anandtech forum?

Well, that explains why I couldn't fix it. I've incorporated your changes, thanks!

I'm looking into the need to add support for Cyrillic characters in my Linux Mint installations.

Thanks, Stefan. While I imagined it was probably trivial to edit more guests/teams into the script, I am still much better at breaking scripts than fixing them. I'm glad you did it for me.

Inaccuracies have accumulated in my version of the Team Ukraine weekly stats. These users are missing their usual team affiliation in my version: Skip Da Shu...............Guru Mountain Giovani Avelar............none pkasatka....................Gridcoin Krasavetz...................TSC! Russia Graith...

At worst I would use a guest cruncher list for Ukraine that might possibly be a week out of date, if it's safe to assume that you edit post #2 here when you detect changes in guest crunchers.

I'm pleased to report that I have the stats scripts running as cron jobs on two different computers at two different locations, so there is now high confidence I will be able to provide the stats if needed.

Well I seem to be doing better at the backup stats keeping, but I apparently do not have the proper character set installed to correctly render the name of whoever was 7th place in Asteroids for Team Ukraine.

I got one computer working to do the stats and now I am copying the configuration to a second computer at another location. This should add enough redundancy so that I can help in the future if needed.

Ukraine stats would at worst contain the latest guest cruncher list posted to this thread.

I've been getting these stats scripts working again in the unlikely event that I might be called upon to be a substitute. But I'm unsure of my ability to check for changes in the Ukraine guest cruncher category. Edit: Well, check and then properly implement changes to the script. It appears that the...

So, when should I invest in this project?

Perhaps server boards are expecting the VRMs to be in a wind tunnel and therefore aren't an item of concern.

Dear Diary,

Today Stefan said "W00t!"
My faith and love for humanity has increased.

Whew, I forgot there was even a retina-burning theme! Thanks for all your hard work, Skillz.

Could be viable if their new Linux app works out.

I don't have anything nice to say other than to hope they get it fixed.

I have made an app_config.xml like so: <app_config> <app> <name>oifs_43r3_ps</name> <max_concurrent>5</max_concurrent> </app> </app_config> In hopes that this will keep me from accidentally running too many of these at once, though as yet I can't tell if it's effective, since CPDN gave me one task t...

Some of us are exasperated, but I think the problem was simply exacerbated.

Never recover entirely? That's sad.

StefanR5R wrote: ↑Mon Jan 09, 2023 3:08 pm Remove the dot before /home in the crontab line.

Okay I will. Initially I did not have it in there, I'll take it back out.

When I run that in a terminal window, it does write the results to the file specified. So if there is a better way, I don't know how.

Meh. Now I have something that is slightly closer to working. It runs, but it creates a blank text file instead of writing the output into it. 0 3 * * 0 ./home/garage/Desktop/Weekly_Stats_Scripts/weekly_stats_dump.sh > /home/garage/Desktop/Weekly_Stats_Scripts/weekly_stats_dump_output.txt There does...

They want close to $100 for it, you have to be a power saving fanatic to want it.

We're playing with a lot of data, guess that finds the weak links. First upload speeds, now server disk space, speed, or both.

I saw some going, too.

Well, we only need about 18 million to get the job done.

I wonder how many floppy discs in the world are still in shape to read/write. Maybe not enough!