Author: Chessfun
Date: 16:46:58 06/05/01
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On June 05, 2001 at 19:09:42, william penn wrote: >On June 05, 2001 at 18:49:11, stuart taylor wrote: > >>On June 05, 2001 at 17:24:47, Chris Carson wrote: >> >>>1. Unplug the computer while it is thinking, you win on time. >>> >>>2. Search for games (comp or human) that the program has lost, >>> turn off learning and set program to default. Play the moves that >>> has beat the program before. >>> >>>3. Set your time to whatever you like and set the program to game/1 min >>> (or any unfare variation that ensures you win or draw). >>> >>>4. Just get some old PGN's that the program lost and put your name on >>> them as the opponent. >>> >>>5. Make up the PGN's. >>> >>>6. Play other programs aginst your program and publish the games as >>> if you are the opponent. >>> >>>7. Get your GM friend to play the program and just claim the PGN's >>> as your own or reset the program to default and replay the moves. >>> >>>8. Just tell everybody that programs are so weak that they are not >>> worth your time and besides you deserve to get paid to play them. >>> >>>9. Remember one game does not mean anything if the computer wins (after >>> all, they are all just one game), but if you win or draw, obviously >>> the computer must be rated 800 points below your worst performance. >>> >>>10. Take 3 months and play the program everyday in serious games. Reset >>> the computer and only replay the games that win. This is the method >>> prefered by the World Champ, so you know it must be the best. >>> >>>;) >>> >>>Best Regards, >>>Chris Carson >>> >>>Did I miss any? >> >>11. Throw away the program and claim all games after that won by default. > > > >HEY chris yournumber 9 point is i think the most often used. From reading a number of yours posts here. As they are tough to avoid, seems you make spelling mistakes on purpose. Is this to hid your usual identity.? Also your account on ICC, what is the name?. Sarah.
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