Anyone Have a Huge Challenge File?

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Muahaha. It will take forever to run, but by goodness, maybe it will actually be useful this time! Thank you!! Now if I can just figure out how to justify upgrading my old Core 2 Duo with a top of the line i7 processor...

Skotty00:55, 25 January 2013

PR: i can share with you my i7 with help of Distributed robocode :)

Jdev07:07, 25 January 2013
 

Wow. That looks a lot more advanced than I thought it was. I've actually got a Linux server in my basement that I use as my network storage (no media streaming, just backup) and code repository, but otherwise it does nothing. It's not that powerful, but since it mostly sits idle, I will look into setting it up as a node for distributed Robocode.

Skotty07:33, 25 January 2013
 

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I'm still planning on doing this, but it might be a couple more weeks. When I went to my basement to set up the server, I noticed the CPU fan had stopped working. This is not really a problem with the CPU mostly idling as it does now, but if I set up Distributed Robocode on it, I need a working fan. I'll be putting a new fan on it sometime in the next couple of weeks, after which I can get Distributed Robocode going on it.

Skotty19:21, 4 February 2013