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Subject: Re: FOBG revisited

Author: Dan Kiski

Date: 06:14:07 03/20/00

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On March 19, 2000 at 10:15:37, Frederic Friedel wrote:

>On March 17, 2000 at 10:49:57, Dan Kiski wrote:
>
>>FOBG had been working on this for several years.
>>I think he is about to issue this work on 256 CD's you
>>can read more about it at http:\\www.sillyme.com
>
>Dan, this is incorrect and will put up peoples hopes unnecessarily. The FOBG
>version will in fact be released on 256 billion billion galaxies. ChessBase is
>trying to find a way to compress a subset of the most important 32-piece endings
>onto the matter from 256 galaxies. But there are still a lot of technical and
>legal problems to be solved (e.g. Greenpease is giving us a rough time about
>dismantling galaxies to store chess positions).


Frederic, yea sorry i wasn't aware of all the facts !.
I can't see why greenpeace have a problem, there are enough galaxies around.

Galaxy collection is still an issue i am sure, i read some of those species
currently living in some of those galaxies don't want to leave, even for the
sake of chess.

Please post once FOBG version is released, i read somewhere the cost was going
to be like $350,000,000,000,000,000.00 per set. Can't wait to buy mine, will you
take a check.

Dan Kiski.






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