Author: Ron Langeveld
Date: 01:15:22 06/26/02
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On June 26, 2002 at 01:48:12, Kevin Strickland wrote: >On June 26, 2002 at 01:16:01, Harald Faber wrote: > >>Although the file sizes and in fact also the contents of the .ctb and .cto are >>identical, the comparison of the huge 553.553.920 byte Lunsen.ctg and >>Powerbook2000.ctg indeed shows several differences between Lunsen and Powerbook >>2000. Compared with WindowsCommander 5.0, File->compare by contents, binary. I >>have no idea how WC5 compares, but I assume that this result is correct. >>Although I also do not know the structure of the trees and how 2 of 3 files can >>have the same contents but the third does not, I feel the due to apologize here >>in public for calling the Lunsen book illegal, stolen powerbook 2000 from >>ChessBase. > >Possibly you should have investigated a tad more before shooting your damn mouth >off and possibly ruining someone's reputation. > >How would you like it if someone publically attacked you before finding out all >possibilities? Wouldn't feel very good would it? > >I supposed next time you'll think before you shoot your f**king mouth off. >Probably not though.. > >Sad isn't it? Where do you get off, Kevin ? There was every reason to state that the books are identical (see my other post in this thread). Given the fact that the byte-by-byte comparison does not add up, does not give you the right to wash up Harald. For all I know he has more integrity in his toe than you can ever bring to bear. I haven't seen any fruit of your investigations here. What have you done to clear this mess up ? All I see is a triggerhappy moralist. Well... I can play that game too.
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