God knows I fucking hate Twitter. I disliked Twitter before Trump used it to spew his self-indulgent bullshit. Since my job requires a fair amount of SEO for client sites, I often don’t have a choice.
This time, I joined on my own accord. If that’s a good idea work not; I guess the jury is out on that one.
Goodbye World!
Hey there! Me again. Well, not really me, more like the REAL me. I had to replace the mandatory “Hello World!” article; this seemed both appropriate and an excellent place to start…
If you have followed one of my previous blogs: Welcome back! I’m still the same, with the difference of not having the constant pressure of professionalism and political correctness here.
While things are getting set-up here, feel free to follow me on twitter 🐦
Enjoy the ride 🙂
Folding@home – Distributed Computing for a Cause
The other day, something interesting happened. I was visiting my friend Dave, and he introduced me to a fascinating project I gotta share with you. Stanford University’s Folding@home project.
We’re going to explore the science behind the Folding@home project and my journey in joining this incredible initiative. Trust me, this project feeds your tech curiosity and lets you contribute to a fantastic cause using the power of distributed computing. Plus, the benefits to medical research are enormous and something that concerns us all!
Editor’s Note (2024)
This was my first post from my high-school days. I have carried it around as a memento of sorts; please be gentle. In early 2024, I corrected some typos, spruced up the formatting, and added a few pictures, including a cover; but I left my writing largely untouched. Stay tuned for an update and a guide on folding some proteins yourself!