The "training capability" came online approximately on schedule at about 1800Z today.
It took me about an hour to get through the training because I had to reload images after connect failures. (Dunno if problem at my end or theirs.) Anyway, they didn't tell me how long the training would take or how many test images would be presented, so I just kept plugging until, after 10 questions, the thing said that I had passed, and they would let me register. I got first "real image" at about 1900Z, analyzed it and responded (nothing found, of course) and got
"Logged Out
We have temporarily disabled login in order to maintain the website. You
are now logged out. Sorry for the inconvenience."
I have tentatively adopted this review strategy:
"Start below surface (bottom of bar), looking for well-defined dark rings
as scope is recessed toward surface.
Watch each as the scope is recessed through surface and above.
Above surface the ring should diffuse into out-of-focus blur.
Anybody suggest a more precise / correct / productive strategy?
Stan
-----Original Message-----
From: epmajden@xxxxxxx
To: fmo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 2:24 PM
Subject: [FMO] FW: Stardust
Subject: Re: Stardust
on 8/1/06 11:12, Ed Majden at epmajden@xxxxxxx wrote:
> Hi Guys:
> I tried logging on to the Stardust site and it asks for "user name" and
> "password". Where do you get this from???????
> Ed
Hi again:
I'm logged on okay now. After reviewing half a dozen images the program
terminated. They must be experiencing some problems. Looks like fun!
Ed
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