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Subject: Re: Shredder 8 vs Hiarcs 9 30 games..enjoy

Author: Thorsten Czub

Date: 11:53:44 01/27/04

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On January 27, 2004 at 08:04:07, Chesster Fritz wrote:

>How about for everyone else, Like Sarah Bird and anyone else that might like to
>look at the data?

they can go (log) on the server and watch the games there. live.


>Sarah inparticular....you show no proof and call her work
>crap.

i said that it makes no sense because of the time control used.
in such a blitz game the score goes up and down and up and down and the
loser is the program that makes the last blunder (before the time out is).

i do not call this measuring playing strength. i call this bean counting.


>The simple fact is, you're all talk, and I'm anonymous to idiots like  you!

no. the simple fact is that i do not show my data to anons.
i don't know WHO you are and WHY you are. why should i tell you my data ?
if you get a phone call at home, don't you ask the other side on the telephone:
who are you ?!

and do you answer his questions or do you PROVE stuff for him only because he
gave you a phone call but WITHOUT TELLING who he is ? Would you invite him to
your birthday ??

I prefer talking with people i WANT to talk. and i don't want to talk with
anons.

talking with anons is wasting time.


>P.S.

>I ran a match against H9 with S8 and S8 beat your settings HANDS DOWN...you'll
>just have to take my *Word* for it.

why shall i take the words of an anon ?
anons are like spam-emails. you delete them BEFORE you read them.


>P.S.
>
>I've known you for years on the net, and know that you're not someone people can
>have a logical conversation with.

:-)))

and i don't know you for years and believe me, sometimes it is better not to
know somebody :-))



>Indeed it takes two to communicate, you can't!

right . it takes two. but anons are no people and have no vote :-)



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