I tried to go through
Host list and clicking
Show all hosts to see all the 85 machines I ever managed, but that didn't work:
http://boincstats.com/en/forum/18/10045
So, instead I went through
My detailed stats, clicked on
Link to users host stats icon, which gave me my 85 hosts. Good.
But, the names are missing. It is impossible to tell what machine each entry belongs to by looking at something like "Intel(R) Core(tm)2 Quad CPU Q9000 @ 2.00 GHz" from a decade ago, but something like "TUNAE-DEV-DELL" would help me remember. When I go to SETI@Home website, look at my computers, and ask for inactive ones, I get pages and pages with the computer names. Is that information about computer name only stored at project sites and not in the BOINCstats database? But, then again, even the names of my current machines known to BAM! are not displayed here, and also not displayed if I were to drill into the stats of a host by clicking the stats icon on this page.
While doing this, I also noticed something else. When I click on the stats of a really old host, I see things like "First seen on 2011-06-02", which is probably the first WU returned by that machine, thus the correct date. However, if I were to drill into the stats of one of my current machines, I see things like "First seen on 2015-04-02", which is most likely the date this machine joined BAM! and not the date the machine started returning WUs (the machine I am typing this post on existed since 9 Oct 2010, but BS details on it says 2015-04-02). I think showing the BAM!-age is not the right choice. Otherwise, it looks like this machine collected 40,189,815.11 credits in only 23 days! I think the age of the machine should be within the BOINC-universe, and BAM!-universe should get its own entry, like a new "Managed by BAM! since".
Thanks for listening
Tuna