[QUOTE=bcp19;284068]It's great that we can find the orphans (I found about 80 from when my computer crashed and I realized my ramdisk was not saving an IMG file), but is it possible on the View Assignments page to select these orphans and have a button at the bottom to "Reissue work on checked items"? I really don't want to have to spend a couple of hours cutting and pasting to get these 80 back. Another thought, automate the process a bit further and have an option to reissue all work older than X days? While this will grab a few LL/DC/P-1 (for those of us doing them), those are easy to edit out.[/QUOTE]

Yes. This has been on my "Todo List" for a while. I will bump up the priority.

And your suggestion of a "older than X" is a good one. I'll implement that at the same time.

I've also been working on some other reports and graphs which I'll expose shortly (read: the next couple of days) which many will find interesting... I love empirical data!!! :smile:

[QUOTE=chalsall;284070]Yes. This has been on my "Todo List" for a while. I will bump up the priority.

And your suggestion of a "older than X" is a good one. I'll implement that at the same time.

I've also been working on some other reports and graphs which I'll expose shortly (read: the next couple of days) which many will find interesting... I love empirical data!!! :smile:[/QUOTE]

:bow: You are da man ;)

[QUOTE=bcp19;284074] You are da man ;)[/QUOTE]

Oops remember the "no bowing" request. :smile:

Wow, delta_t. You sure have had a surge in the GPU to 72 user stats. Any new toys, or just resource allocation?

[url]http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/graph/[/url]

We need an overtake report or something!

:max:

[QUOTE=kladner;284175]Wow, delta_t. You sure have had a surge in the GPU to 72 user stats. Any new toys, or just resource allocation?

[url]http://www.gpu72.com/reports/workers/graph/[/url][/QUOTE]

Notice how he hasn't reported for a week or two? Draw a line through his previous peaks and it should make more sense.

[QUOTE=Dubslow;284185]Notice how he hasn't reported for a week or two? Draw a line through his previous peaks and it should make more sense.[/QUOTE]

You're right. There is a long plateau.

[QUOTE=Dubslow;284185]Notice how he hasn't reported for a week or two? Draw a line through his previous peaks and it should make more sense.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Xyzzy]We need an overtake report or something![/QUOTE]

Like, perhaps, something based on a [URL="http://search.cpan.org/~iawelch/Statistics-Regression-0.53/Regression.pm"]Weighted Linear Regression[/URL]? :smile:

[QUOTE=kladner;282270]It amazes me that I am in that exalted group (Top 10) with an overclocked GTX 460.:whistle:
Good thing TheJudger (or many others) are not players in this field.[/QUOTE]

You and I have been fighting for that spot and it looks like some bigger guns are coming up and we won't have to worry anymore. :cry:

Me, I'm using an overclocked TI 55 Calculator connected to a IBM Model M Keyboard. My fingers are getting real tired.

[QUOTE=oswald;284387]You and I have been fighting for that spot and it looks like some bigger guns are coming up and we won't have to worry anymore. :cry:[/QUOTE]

Ain't that the truth!

[QUOTE=oswald;284387]Me, I'm using an overclocked TI 55 Calculator connected to a IBM Model M Keyboard. My fingers are getting real tired.[/QUOTE]

LOL! You must be a regular demon of a typist!

EDIT: As happens, your prediction has come about. I think a upswing of results from delta_t bumped me from the Overall Top 10. I'm still hanging in there on the TF graph. Now it's between you and LaurV in the Overall category.

600 AND DONE.
 

600 P-1 completions on GPU-to-72 (27 factors) = 4.5%.

Moving on to GPU-to-72 DC. I was hoping for 1,000 in 2012 but I'm gonna need a little more hardware first.

Oops; 1,000 DC in total; not all accessible to GPU-to-72; maybe I'll go for 750 here.