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Josh Paetzel wrote:
> I have a dual 2.0ghz athlon system here that pretty much idles 
> throughout the day.  It's on a fairly pathetic link (3mbps/256kbps) 
> but if anyone could make use of it I'd be glad to donate the CPU 
> time.
> 

I have tried at least 10 different distributed
computing projects and chosen dnet for best
cross-platform support and nice proxies.

http://www.distributed.net

P.S. IMHO, organizations will appear soon, buying
and reselling CPU cycles.

Andrew P.