For those confused about this topic, posted in a defiant way unlikely to gain sympathy (or votes) from those of us who've never heard of it, here's Wiki's explanation of Folding@Home:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Folding_at_home
Perhaps a nice friendly post showing how Tom's users might get involved in a useful project would better serve your aims.
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Reply to mongox
The trouble is with F@H, once you set-up, there's pretty little much to talk about. Unless you run into configuration problems again. Since the participants also don't know what the hell they're running, also limits the conversation.
I used to fold with these, but running all the clients raised the room temp a bit too much, so I have stopped folding.
1. Pentium D 945 (3.4GHz), 2GB Geil Ram, ATi 3870 -> One Single threaded/Standard Client, One GPU Client
2. Pentium Dual-Core E5200 (2.5GHz), 4GB Kingston Ram -> Two instances of the Standard Client
3. P4 HT 630 -> One instance of Standard Client (though it does quite bog the system down).