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BOINC is a project manager program. BOINC stands for: Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing. BOINC is not something like Folding@home, where they focus on a set of things. Rather BOINC Is much more open and is only a manager. You can do projects like Poem@home, Milkyway@home, SETI@home, etc.

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BOINC is a project manager program. BOINC stands for: Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing. BOINC is not something like Folding@home, where they focus on a set of things. Rather BOINC Is much more open and is only a manager. You can do projects like Poem@home, Milkyway@home, SETI@home, etc.

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BOINC is a project manager program. BOINC stands for: Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing. BOINC is not something like Folding@home, where they focus on a set of things. Rather BOINC Is much more open and is only a manager. You can do projects like Poem@home, Milkyway@home, SETI@home, etc.

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There's MindModeling@home, FightMalaria@home, etc. But then BOINC also has projects like PrimeGrid which look for prime numbers, including the largest possible one.

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PrimeGrid which look for prime numbers, including the largest possible one.

I'm curious, do you know the actual application of such research?

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There's MindModeling@home, FightMalaria@home, etc. But then BOINC also has projects like PrimeGrid which look for prime numbers, including the largest possible one.

What is a prime number?

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I'm curious, do you know the actual application of such research?

No. I only know of the project's existence.

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What is a prime number?

According to Dictionary.com: "A positive integer that is not divisible without remainder by any integer except itself and 1, with 1 often excluded."

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According to Dictionary.com: "A positive integer that is not divisible without remainder by any integer except itself and 1, with 1 often excluded."

example of

1,2,3,5,7,11 etc.

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What is a prime number?

...

What did they teach you in school?

If a positive number is only divisible by itself or 1, it is a prime number.

The first 5 are: 

1,2,3,5,7.

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It's time for stupid information locked in my brain time! Another prime number is 1033 and so is 3301! i don't know why i know this... i have no real reason to

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