Author: pavel
Date: 08:27:19 07/04/00
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On July 04, 2000 at 08:05:54, Chrille wrote:
>On July 04, 2000 at 05:47:42, Djordje Vidanovic wrote:
>
>>On July 04, 2000 at 03:15:46, Chrille wrote:
>>
>>>The winboard-compatible, super-friendly, super-easytoinstall and
>>>super-obfuscated Mint engine is now available for free download!
>>>It may be downloaded without fuss at:
>>>
>>> http://ds.onyx.nu/mint/
>>>
>>>Also provided on the page is a fail-safe way to boost your karma;
>>>and I know how much us programmers love fail-safe techniques! So
>>>hurry up and download Mint, the minty-fresh chess engine that will
>>>bring a breath of minty-fresh air to the Winboard community!
>>>
>>>Have a nice day!
>>>
>>>- Christian Söderström
>>
>>Confirming the programmer's statement :) I had managed to charm Christian into
>>sending me the program some time ago, much before this offer. I have found Mint
>>(then a charmware program:) easy to install, fun to play, blitz strength about
>>at 2000 its best, therefore ego-boosting...
>
>Actually Djordje it has a blitz ELO performance rating of 2249 now from games
>on FICS. Maybe you should download the latest version and see if it still
>boosts your ego ;)
>
>>*** Djordje
>>
>>
>>BTW, it's about 42 centigrade in my city today; Mint will surely freshen up the
>>environment, right?
>
>Mint will freshen up anything, especially when used in combination with a
>Pina Colada:
>
> 6 oz Bacardi Black rum
> 8 oz Cream of coconut (Coco Lopes)
> 8 oz Pineapple juice
> 1 wedge Pineapple
> (source: Webtender)
>
>Or a milkshake will do just as fine!
>
>Have a nice day folks, and don't forget to boost your karma!
>
>- Christian Söderström
hi christian :),
I havent used your program yet but i have to say you have a
nice webpage ;). If its strong enough (atleast in the par of bringer and comet)
than i will be very much eager to use it in my winboard tourny ;). But for the
time being I will wait to see what others has to say about its strength.
have fun with your "karma"
Pavel
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