Be aware that there are some Type C WU's being distributed away today.

All are repair jobs/replicas from original distributions, and spent around 28 minutes to be finished (the small ones I got until now).

Got some this morning and more one just 2 hours ago.

Good luck !

I've had 5 "C" WUs go out/going out for the same thing - no response from the wingmen and I've gotten two of those repair jobs myself in the last day or so

Jean - The quick return of the type A & B units was a side benefit of the "limit 1 per core". I'm sure I am not the only who either waited for repair on a "no-show" wingman or the WU came in just before the deadline ( as evidence above). Of the 4 type A's I've gotten, 3 were validated more or less after the deadline).

is a good thing only "reliable" machines are getting dddt-2, with their help, it seems there are more "repair/no reply" than production wu for this project

JmBoullier - No I didn't know they changed Beta like that. I'm glad to hear it. Maybe that is why I finally got a Beta WU when they released HCC. I also agree this is how they should distribute DDDT-2 WU's. It definitely gives more people a chance and cuts down on the hogs. I know a Macbook I fixed and borged for someone picked up WU's for DDDT-2 almost immediately and hadn't done much work to gain reliability, but that is just how it goes I guess. The funny part is that I had to wait the entire duration for them to validate due to Cache hoggers.

Wow making it personal goes nowhere! andzgrid to me you have every right to say what you believe but in the end it is opinion not fact. I for one disagree with your opinion. What good is a grid if no one participates. As a scientist I understand the potentially extremely frustrating nature of research to those not experianced in it. As a community we need to work together and TRY to satisfy all involved as much as possible. What is the down side to helping crunchers better understand whats going on and making them feel part of the process?