HI!I am glad to be one of you all

[james ying]

I joined the DC 2 years ago. mostly I run for credits,but sometimes for funs.

[Mike029]

Welcome James. You are a big dog in Distributed Computing 2nd overall in the world!!! Welcome to Team Seti.USA!! (Susa for short) Glad to have you with us. Take a look around we have lots of info on the different projects and optimizing. Any questions, just ask.

[artemis8]

Hello and welcome to our boards, glad to have you here. I've only recently discovered gpu crunching and have to admit I love numbers too.

[Duke of Buckingham]

Welcome james ying.

[Nuadormrac]

Welcome to our board, and thanks for the massive help you provided the Muskateers on the DRT challenge. You rose in the ranks mighty fast, was something to see :D

[GregK]

hi James! yup your a big player alright! noticed your big numbers right away! where in china are you from? what do you do for a living? i live in the states in arkansas. drive a garbage truck. it sucks but around here any job has to do there isnt any other choice. from what i just heard arkansas is the 3rd poorest state.

[Slicker]

I joined the DC 2 years ago. mostly I run for credits,but sometimes for funs.

Glad to have you aboard. We have several different divisions within the team and it sounds like you would like to be in the Top Gun group (e.g. http://stats.free-dc.org/stats.php?page=subteams&team=SETI.USA ) To join a division, just change your name on each project from "name" to "name [division]". For example, "Slicker" vs. "Slicker [TopGun]". Plus, we could use some more fire power vs those in the mega milestone (MM) division.

[Fire$torm]

Hello James Ying and welcome to our forums. It is a pleasure to meet you.

Please feel free to post any questions, comments or ideas you have.

Peace,
F$

[james ying]

hi James! yup your a big player alright! noticed your big numbers right away! where in china are you from? what do you do for a living? i live in the states in arkansas. drive a garbage truck. it sucks but around here any job has to do there isnt any other choice. from what i just heard arkansas is the 3rd poorest state.

I am in the management level of a small company. my city is 400KM away from ShangHai.

so it is amazing that we even can communicate by this forum.

[eruda]

I am in the management level of a small company. my city is 400KM away from ShangHai.

so it is amazing that we even can communicate by this forum.


welcome Uncle ying~ ^D^//~

[GregK]

I am in the management level of a small company. my city is 400KM away from ShangHai.

so it is amazing that we even can communicate by this forum.

Yes it is. I've met so many people through these boards.:)

[james ying]

welcome Uncle ying~ ^D^//~
多谢，现在你又有新场地来SHOW你的那些卡通画了，或许还有很多同好这里

[Mike029]

多谢，现在你又有新场地来SHOW你的那些卡通画了，或许还有很多同好这里

Let's see these cartoons or Anime as well call it here. Remember we to have children on these boards. ;)

[Duke of Buckingham]

Cartoons? Someone called me?

I like cartoons show the cartoons, please ...

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-0Nmhei7Z2A4/Tbp75EGpqpI/AAAAAAAACGE/f_JHkUotgzM/s640/beg-dog.jpg

[Nuadormrac]

Just no one call themselves otaku, without knowing the implications of it. Lets just say that where we can say that fan, comes from the word fanatic, that fits the definition... Except in Japanese being otaku isn't a good thing, it suggests someone who's obsessed... Of course, even in the west though, we have heard accounts of fans gone crazy, as in creepy stalker kind of crazy even though most probs, aren't quite that way for a favorite team or what have you :o

I'm not sure if some in the west who watch anime and say that, had drawn the connection or not, tbh :o But some of these people could end up communicating what they don't intend, as such...

[james ying]

Just no one call themselves otaku, without knowing the implications of it. Lets just say that where we can say that fan, comes from the word fanatic, that fits the definition... Except in Japanese being otaku isn't a good thing, it suggests someone who's obsessed... Of course, even in the west though, we have heard accounts of fans gone crazy, as in creepy stalker kind of crazy even though most probs, aren't quite that way for a favorite team or what have you :o

I'm not sure if some in the west who watch anime and say that, had drawn the connection or not, tbh :o But some of these people could end up communicating what they don't intend, as such...

I google the word "otaku".that is bad meaning somethims. Actually I mean those people who like staying home more than going out.

Nekoko and some young people in our forum have lots of Japanese carton files,which I can't understand fully.Maybe I am too old?

[Nuadormrac]

I google the word "otaku".that is bad meaning somethims. Actually I mean those people who like staying home more than going out.

Nekoko and some young people in our forum have lots of Japanese carton files,which I can't understand fully.Maybe I am too old?

Well, in the US, there are a lot of people who are interested in Japanese anime, and they have anime clubs and the like. Thing is, the word is Japanese, and so many use it to describe themself, thinking it cool. Only thing, when they do end up going to Japan, and speak as such, what they can end up communicating isn't what they really meant to say; which results in some people being a bit skitish around them. I'm not sure all people as such know exactly what they're saying/conveying however, even as they do so...

When going to use foreign words to describe one's self, it does help to know what they mean of course. Because rather then endearing one's self to them, one could end up inadvertantly putting them ill at ease. But then misunderstandings can happen all around as well, which is especially so when a vocal minority ends up speaking out against showing this or that on TV, and the company tries to accomodate without really understanding some dynamics in another country, or how sometimes certain people don't really reflect the desires of all (and most notably who would be their own customers at times).

It's a seperate topic from this thread, but the result can end up being how for instance in the Dragonball Z dubs, they ended up with green blood, a character who was a Buddhist monk saying a Christian prayer, and Picolo who was supposed to be a demon quoting Bible verses. Which really didn't go over well with many, even though it was all intended as an accomodation for some who have ideas on what should or shouldn't be on TV where kids might see it. But then we have our own divisions and our own differences of thought here, as probably one would find elsewhere too. Just look at how heated, how ugly, and how divisive the Presidential elections have turned out this year. I'm not sure I remember it ever being quite as negative, as it is now... And it isn't even about the issues, it's all about the parties and the people, and who hates what, more :o We're a country, deeply divided amongst ourselves at the moment, but in any case with a lot of differececes between different areas, states, different regions; we're not all a homogious people with the same views, or beliefs, on everything... Life in the north east for instance can be very different then in the deep south, etc... There is definitely a lot of diversity all around...

[Mike029]

Nekoko and some young people in our forum have lots of Japanese carton files,which I can't understand fully.Maybe I am too old?

I feel the same way at times.

[Crazybob]

Welcome, glad you joined us!