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fjgiie:

Your going to call them bad focus. Look carefully. Interesting but bad focus. Obviously the microscope was not perfectly parallel to the surface. One side comes into focus then the outer side. The first one, it comes into focus on the last frame, I don't think it went deep enough..

Ok so how many movies other than CM's did it pick then? How many movies are in CerealKiller's, My Events List?

Now how to break my obsession with Stardust?

Pocket lint collecting, String ball or duct tape ball.

All these answers are already here but spread over lots of different threads. I'll answer them here again just for you. look inside the quote for the answers. 1. Is the illumination used in the VM movies reflected or transmitted? (Polarized?) My guess is that it is reflected based on the number of '...

The focus is too deep, There still could be tracks though, some have been found on such movies before.

That guy passed me weeks ago man. My two months work almost 8 hours a day and he caught up and passed that in about two days.. Makes you wonder what he's looking at. I've been starting to think that this guy is the reason why some peoples connection has slowed down. Just think 2600 Cm's a day so tha...

Seconds. Like 2 seconds. The machine I'm using right now.. Work? What work ? Did I say work...? During breaks of course...

How fast? At work it loads as fast as you can view them. Faster than this machine.

Anybody that has done that many CM's has stopped on there own. I'd say they need a break too.

Then add s3.amazonaws.com to your CIP and look up it's ip address. If that server is slow though there is nothing much you can do. Or add this line to your hosts file. 72.21.206.80 s3.amazonaws.com There should be a noticeable speed increase. Have you saved your CIP Hosts file from inside CIP? Are y...

whaleman: You know what the problem could be is the java cache size. I don't know if people ever look but the default size of the java cache is unlimited.. Not my first choice that I would pick.. That could give you problems if it's stuffed crammed full. I set my java cache here to 0. You don't have...

I think the ultimate bottle neck is the dns servers.. See this post for a possible solution. http://stardustathome.ssl.berkeley.edu/forum/viewtopic.php?p=9529&highlight=#9529 Every time you download a new movie it goes and looks up the IP address. DNS severs on some ISP's are notoriously slow.. ...

Sure you can use a different browser.. Try Firefox..

Get it here..

http://www.mozilla.com/

Small.... fast.... works....

lpspieler:

Show me the top movie if it then looks like a track I'll be sure and click it. With what is presented you can't tell. It's not strait and it's crack like, got to give me more than that..

In Firefox clear the cache and clear the cookies. Or you can just clear the Stardust cookies. You can view then in Firefox and delete selectively. It's a start.