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• pooktwo

  

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  @shopnhowler the devs are currently working on the following things:

  -continue to upgrade the website

  -continue to find ways to make distribution of the coin easier

  -get the word out on forums (I live on forums all over the internet and I am starting to upload those to the website)

  -get people in our local communities to start folding with their computers

  -getting on exchanges

  -social media advertising

  I am now the guy amongst my friends that talks about this great program folding@home. Stanford states that tey want 1 million computers but currently hve only 200,000. I feel with the advocatio of the coin it will not only bring awareness to F@H but also brig awareness to BTC.

  But in general the beautiful thing about this project is there isn't much overhead or development needed, so we can focus on creating an economy around the coin.

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 1:47 PM
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• shopnhowler

  

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  @pooktwo Protein folding is an awesome way to support medical research. Still, I would be curious of what progress the Stanford team makes based off my individual computing power contribution (i.e. not too dissimilar how people pay to have stars/constellations named after them/someone's name they choose).

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 1:53 PM
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• Hesham_3del

  

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  @pooktwo @hesham3del Thank you :) please let me know if you would want to do a skype session with me and the other devs, or if you want to contribute by just staying on top of the forums that is a great help as well as you seem to be very knowledgeable about what we are trying to do. Please email me at [email protected] if you would like to receive anything from me or ask anything outside of the forums. And you should totally give me a counterparty address so i can tip you :) Thanks a million!

  Dear @pooktwo

  It's my honor to do a Skype session with you and devs, I'm looking forward for it, I just need to read more about about FLDc.

  Beside I like and understand FLDc (I've read about Folding since years ago and saw Egyptian team which had ranking between other teams over the world and I liked the idea), you and James, are one of the kindest and nice person ever's I've meet in the crypto currency world, you remind me of Adam, Cryptonaut and Rob in the LTBn, this is where I get my power from, from your HEART.

  I would like to be added as an official helper for the FLDc, as I'm now for the LTBn.

  My address is here 1LzWSHxTRxYRKNvJ6w4zzgPSbihMbYbxPK

  Thank you for the tipping and I'm looking forward to grow with you and with the FLDc.

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 2:09 PM
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• pooktwo

  

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  @shopnhowler This is their direct page http://fah-web.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/main.py?qtype=teampage&teamnum=226728

  But I like this third party site http://folding.extremeoverclocking.com/team_summary.php?s=&t=226728

  And the medical papers produced are here https://folding.stanford.edu/home/papers/

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 2:12 PM
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• sbatz72

  

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  @kerneloops No, FLDC is not traded on any of the exchanges.

  so I can not redeem FLDC be BTC

  yeah i need it can redeem to be BTC :D

  I agree with you. I am not sure what type of hardware I need to fold these scientific researchers some coin. I do commend what they are trying to do. Being a university, it must be a bit difficult to find any types of grant for their research. I wish I could help. I do not really have much equipment. I know I do not have any equipment that would work with what they are trying to do. I only have a BFL Jalapeno.

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 6:39 PM
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• pooktwo

  

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  @sbatz72 any processor will work with the program (even a pentium III) so if you have a laptop or PC just install the program and your off :) Thanks for the kind words to, but i do want to clarify that we are not with the university, this is a project not supported by stanford, its just our way of trying to help bring more awareness to what they are trying to do.

  They have a goal of 1 million CPUS and only have 170,000 right now so every 1 counts :)

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 6:49 PM
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• sbatz72

  

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  @pooktwo @sbatz72 any processor will work with the program (even a pentium III) so if you have a laptop or PC just install the program and your off :) Thanks for the kind words to, but i do want to clarify that we are not with the university, this is a project not supported by stanford, its just our way of trying to help bring more awareness to what they are trying to do.

  They have a goal of 1 million CPUS and only have 170,000 right now so every 1 counts :)

  I am a bit confused. I do have a very old AMD CPU. I just download what software? May I please, have a link to the software. Also, I would like to know what they are doing with these CPUs. Is there a link for information on what they are doing?

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 6:53 PM
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• yuki

  

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  @boyodoso so money in our wallet was in vain :3

  Maybe in the future we could spend it

  @bikergsx

  That's right, all coin is good. Just keep it safe.

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 7:01 PM
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• eshriek

  

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  @butch They worth nothing.

  You can send them to me:)

  139k3ZRWRFFeJy6AWoFf1ef4NaiH6MCHAS

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 7:04 PM
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• pooktwo

  

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  @sbatz72 our complete guide is http://www.foldingcoin.net/index.php/step-step/ to get started folding

  The medical research has helped the following papers https://folding.stanford.edu/home/papers/

  Posted on August 24, 2014 at 7:08 PM
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