Dan Ciruli has a pointer to a flash-based grid computing game at TryScience.org.
In it, you control the world’s computer grid, and you have to prioritize the grid as it solves different scientific problems.
Sure, it’s a fun diversion (turn down the volume a little on your computer before you go there). But it’s also a way to educate people about what we do.
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