Author: Geert van der Wulp
Date: 01:32:05 03/04/04
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On March 04, 2004 at 04:27:28, Ingo Bauer wrote: > >>You are trivializing the problem here. You are right that this problem cannot be >>rightly called a BUG. It is a negative aspect of the engine. > >As noise is for a Diesel. Agreed. > >>And I see very well >>that this is a reason not to buy it. No matter how strong the engine might be. >> >>But you say that one should never trust blind on the PV, that one always needs >>manual assist for the PV in order to get a good analysis. I agree, but do you >>not see the problem? When a human player sees the PV AS IT SHOULD BE, then it is >>easy to decide whether or not one wants to have a closer look at it. If the PV >>shows some crazy moves, then this will cost a lot of extra time. > >Ok, you are right here too. > >It is difficult to translate the german saying "Wer das eine will muß das andere >mögen". I try it. I think there will be something similar in english: >"If you like this you have to like the other side too". > >Bye and regards >Ingo We completely agree now. I think the German sentence explains it even better than the English one does. Maybe the next translation: "If you want to benefit from the positive aspects, then sometimes you have to accept the negative aspects as well". Hmmm, maybe it is too long for a good translation. Regards, Geert
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