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Subject: Re: A nice game by Kiwi

Author: David Dahlem

Date: 10:13:09 10/05/04

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On October 05, 2004 at 05:56:27, Alessandro Scotti wrote:

>On October 05, 2004 at 04:15:40, Stan Arts wrote:
>
>>Ahh you've got a nice website, with lots of interesting interests!
>
>Thanks Stan! Now that I have to look after my little son it's become difficult
>to find time for the site and most other hobbies, though I still manage to add
>something every couple weeks or so.
>
>>Tried to run Kiwi this morning, but after it starts it doesn't receave winboard
>>commands and also in console mode I can't type anything in it. :( The logfile
>>stays empty too. Any idea what it could be? (old computer with win98, maybe
>>because of memoryswapping Kiwi thinks it has too little on startup or so?)
>
>The version linked from the programming page doesn't work for Win98 and I forgot
>to update the link. Version 0.1c should work with Win98 and at least 64Mb of
>RAM:

Is version 0.1c available? I only see a download for version 0.1b on this page
...

http://www.ascotti.org/programming/chess/chess.htm

Regards
Dave

>
>http://www.ascotti.org/programming/chess/chess.htm



>
>>I'll try some of your programs and games during the week. I already took a look
>>at online Yawn, and it seems a nice and probably addictive game, once I figure
>>out all the buttons and how it works. :)
>
>Yeah, sort of poker with dice... *very* addictive, at least for a while... I
>think I have played hundreds of games over the years! You'll probably find
>several other versions around with names like Yahtzee, Yacht and so on... maybe
>those explain the rules better, I remember I struggled a bit with that piece of
>English!
>
>>Do you perform with your juggling and magic interests?
>
>I don't perform prefessionally, just for friends and family sometimes. I kinda
>like the idea of setting a goal and study and practice to reach it, and both
>fields provide very interesting and never-ending challenges. Besides,
>conventions are a great place to meet people, make friends and often drink more
>than your daily share of beer! :-)



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