Author: Ernst Walet
Date: 09:16:05 01/20/02
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On January 20, 2002 at 07:21:00, Ed Schröder wrote: >On January 20, 2002 at 05:19:45, pavel wrote: > >>On January 20, 2002 at 04:27:29, Ed Schröder wrote: >> >>>On January 20, 2002 at 03:21:52, pavel wrote: >>> >>>> >>>>I think in the long run, Fritz7 is just as good as chesstiger14. >>>>The release of chesstiger15 will be very interesting, maybe Christopher Theron >>>>won't release it before fritz7's new patch? >>>> >>>>programmer's conspiracy? LOL ;) >>> >>> >>>It is of course one big conspiracy, why does it takes so long for you to figure >>>that out? >>> >>>We the programmers are constantly in email, together we decide how the new >>>season will look like, who will be on top this year, together we dictate the >>>juicy details in order to keep you busy for one full year and when the >>>discussions go into the wrong (not planned) direction we quickly release a new >>>so-called stronger update or new $$$ version. >>> >>>All of this serves only one goal, you may guess only one time what it is. If you >>>guess right I offer you 0.5% discount on the next version :) >>> >>>Once a year the programmers meet, we divide the money have multiple laughs about >>>our beloved customers and have a big party afterwards. >>> >>>End of kidding. >>> >>>Ed >> >> >>LOL, >> I always liked your sense of humor, but this is too much. >>So are you plannig to release the next version of century, after you have >>learned all the holes in CT15 and Fritz7? >> >>;) >> >>pavs > >LOL! > >Holes.......? Which holes? > >You should not talk about chess programs as if it is a French cheese, the >conspiring chess programmers don't like that. The only hole we are aware off is >the hole in our pocket when having paid our yearly tax millions. > >I better not sign this one :) Ed, please stop or I keep changing underware. :):) Ernst.
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