Author: Chessfun
Date: 00:05:57 11/20/99
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On November 20, 1999 at 02:45:28, Jeremiah Penery wrote: >On November 20, 1999 at 02:20:00, Lin Harper wrote: > >> I've just been trying to download a program called 'Lightningrulez', >> but no luck. It's at www.cise.ufl.edu/~clg/lightningrulez/ >> Try the address, if you will, and drop a line back, see if you have >> more luck than I did. >> In case you don't know, this program lets you 'premove', ie, move >> on your opponent's time. Provided that your move is still legal after >> your opponent has moved, it will be made for you, instantly. No doubt >> this is why some of the top players seem to move with incredible speed. >> Is this unethical?..or even cheating? >> It works with Winboard, and maybe a few other interfaces, but not >> ICC's Blitzin, or so I'm told. > >LightningRulez is a modified Winboard, nothing more. It doesn't work "with" any >other interface - it is its own interface, just like Winboard, with some small >changes. Most 'real' lightning/bullet players don't like people who premove - >it's seen somewhat like cheating. It's only one pre-move as i said once. You preset the program for one move of white or black, it's no biggie. Thanks.
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