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JHDC (Johns Hopkins Distributed Computing) Screensaver 1.0
JHDC
JHDC allows you to put your computer to good use when you are not using it. It works exactly as your current screensaver, except that when it is running, your computer is simulating a brain, helping to solve such global problems as memory loss, schizophrenia, hyper-computational brain function, and the world-wide leading cause of death: neural diseases. JHDC harnesses the power of nearly unlimited PCs, all working together to solve one of the fundamental questions of humankind: how does the brain work. The main difference between SETI@home and JHDC, other than the problems they solve, is that with SETI@home, you only have a very small chance of doing something useful. However, with JHDC, you will definitely do something useful, as the work of every computer is equally important. JHDC only works when you are not working, so it is free and convenient. Why not install it and help make the world a better place for you and your children.
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