Team Gridcoin seems to be coming out of a RAC dip. Here's a quick update with a chart tracking Team Gridcoin's RAC (Recent Average Credit) earned from crunching on BOINC (Berkeley Open Infrastructure for

Hang in there, Team Gridcoin! As the Gridcoin project reaches its fourth year, distributed computing on the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) network is heating up and the landscape

Team Gridcoin is maintaining a strong presence on the Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) leaderboards. At the suggestion of @parejan, this data shows the Recent Average Credit (RAC)

Date Painted: January-April 2009 ２００９年１月～４月の作品 51, 52 53, 54 55, 56 57, 58 59, 60 This post features the second series of 50 drawings in which black ink is painted on top of Topps 1991 baseball cards.

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Concept Geometric type + slothicorn's face Reference a binary/QR/barcode aesthetic One-color Small file size Slow movement Surprise teeth Should feel simultaneously sleek and clunky Like the Batman logo

Hello! Here's a draft. I'm hoping to develop this further into the four pieces (logo, round icon, profile banner, footer). Notes on concept: Geometric type + slothicorn's face Reference a binary/QR/barcode

Base image of Omega Centauri source credit: ESA/A. Fujii, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO

This is a follow up to a post from three weeks ago with new information. Based on data gathered from the "Combined Teams" chart of the Free-DC Distributed Computing Stats System ( team Gridcoin

Date Painted: January-April 2009 ２００９年１月～４月の作品 1, 2 3, 4 5, 6 7, 8 9, 10 In this series of drawings, black ink is painted on top of Topps 1991 baseball cards. The colors and shapes found in the final images

Urawa Nights In 2008, I had the fortunate opportunity to spend autumn in Urawa, a ward of Saitama City better known for its soccer team, the Urawa Reds. There, one of my housemates, Tomomi, had a folding

Gridcoin continues to grow as a major player on BOINC. Based on data gathered over the past ten weeks from the "Combined Teams" chart of the Free-DC Distributed Computing Stats System ( it looks