Petition for distributed computing in public institutions

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yoyo

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Nov 24, 2008, 4:48:18 PM11/24/08
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Hello,

Today, the german non-profit organization "Rechenkraft.net e.V." which
aims to support public science and developement by the use of
distributed computing techniques filed a petition to the german
Bundestag (parliament) to donate the spare time of non-critical
computer systems for science.

The more people sign this petition until 06.01.2009, the higher our
weight in parliament will be. 50.000 petitioners (not sure if these
petitioners must come from Germany) during the first three weeks would
allow us to present our ideas at the committee for petitions in the
Bundestag itself.

We provide a page on the subject in our wiki for english users, which
will be updated periodically. You can find it here:
http://www.rechenkraft.net/wiki/index.php?title=Verein:E-Petition/en

yoyo
PS: We need volunteers to translate above link to other languages.

Alejandra Lorena Rachich

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Apr 16, 2010, 11:58:00 AM4/16/10
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Hi, yoyo, my name is Alejandra, I live in Argentina.
痛ve been a member of Seti@home since many years ago, got my own team and we
are positioned as the 6th team in our country

I just wanted to tell you, whenever you need to translate to SPANISH any
document, page, or whatever it could be, don磘 hesitate in contacting me.
I磎 an electronic engineer and spanish teacher, so I think I could help some
time.

Receive my best regards

Alexa_2k

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