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Apparently you're not the only one. BOINCStats has recently started giving users the option to split the stats into two columns, making a longer, thinner graphic. Contrast this: http://www.boincstats.com/signature/user_62083.gif With this: http://www.boincstats.com/signature/user_62083_banner.gif

Item #4 has now been done. See the "Your Graphics" section of your account for more information. Enjoy! Neil. Nicely done, Neil. As a suggestion for a potential upgrade to this feature, what about specifying simply a number of projects and having the ones with the highest scores be displayed? Top 5 ...

Nightbird wrote:If that can help
http://mips.gsf.de/services/analysis/simap

It does help a bit, thanks.

Gee, there's a lot of BOINC going towards proteins, isn't there? This is the third project I've seen related to protein structure.

Nightbird wrote:+ 1

http://boinc.bio.wzw.tum.de/boincsimap/

Anyone know what this one does?

What is this project? Could someone point me to a URL?

Cheers!

[EDIT: D'oh... Never mind, just found out it used to be Message@Home. Cheers, anyway!

Neil, your home page still says Message@home as one of the supported projects, and your message announcing the name change reads 'Mirror@Home'.]

Konfabulator now free? Good.

Konfabulator bought out by Yahoo?

I feel a great disturbance in the Force.

Another possibility on the same lines: In addition to limiting the number of listed projects, allow the user to pick and choose which ones.

Personally, I tend to use the individual project stats more than the all-in-one, but, some people have other ideas.

At the risk of giving you another item for your to-do list, perhaps an option function to turn off the RAC totalling in the graphics?

Yes, thanks, Neil. Now we just have to wait for the stats from SZDG to refresh after their crash. (I get someone else's name when I try to register my SZDG account number on all-in-one!) Ah well, in a day or less this will be a non-issue.

szdg.lpds.sztaki.hu/szdg/ now exports xml stats. Whoa. Okay, since I have no idea what language that even is, can we get an idea of what they're trying to accomplish? [EDIT: Okay, I found out it's Hungarian and they're doing something with binary numbers. Now to muddle my way through the system ...

Well, it's hard to call this one a project yet, but they have a website! It's called Translator@home and its goal is to translate books into other languages that might not otherwise be so lucky.

Their website is here.

Raven wrote:My team was recently dropped from my CPDN graphic. Does the stats update problem have something to do with that?

[EDIT: According to this, it's CPDN's issue, so, just have to wait until they get around to recalculating for the teams, now that they've done it for the users. Cheers!

My team was recently dropped from my CPDN graphic. Does the stats update problem have something to do with that?

Hmmm... Check, check, check!

(BTW, I don't think Lattice wants to be too public yet. Might wanna remove the URL.)

Well, I admit, since ALife is now closed I put it on my team's web page. (My team only HAS one page, hence why the link is on the front.) However, since my team doesn't get anywhere near the traffic of many teams out there, I think it safe to do so, along with the note about them being closed to new ...