Author: Thorsten Czub
Date: 17:42:43 12/10/99
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On December 10, 1999 at 06:10:22, Bernhard Bauer wrote: >On December 10, 1999 at 04:53:16, Thorsten Czub wrote: >>the "program" is NOT testetd too long. >>its the normal proedure. and i can tell you from 15 years experience >>that anything is in the normal ranges. >Thorsten, the game you posted in this thread you posted once before. >Nice to see this game again. >Nice to see Tiger win against Fritz. >Nice to see Tiger win with the black pieces against chessbase and FF. >Nice for you. Berhard. you are ill. i am talking about a point. about something concrete. and what do you do ? you answer with polemics. tiger wins against fritz6, it wins against hiarcs, it wins against shredder. i know mark, i know stefan. despite of my feelings to mark and stefan, it cannot change the fact that tiger wins against their programs. fritz is no exception in this case. fritz is only ONE prg in the group of programs loosing against tiger. YOU make a big story out of it, full of paranoid allegations that tiger beats fritz because chessbase or ff have something to do with it. thats YOUR problem. for me fritz is only ONE prg that looses. i could name you other programs. but they are not in the ssdf-list or not at top of it. >In other instanced you would have written: One game! as you know, and as i know, this posted game is not the same game. and it is also not the "game" that repeats itself. you have a trauma bernhard. >But may be this very same game occured for the second, third, ... time >like it is done in the SSDF. Then anything is in normal ranges. ??? you speak in mysterious puzzles. >You shouldn't comment my big interpersonal problems with a smiley. >That's not nice. >>you are so polite bernhard. :-) >Agreed, but no need to mention. Would you be so kind to comment on my other >posting regarding three positions? Can't wait to see how Tiger wins in less >than one second. your positions are stupid. i do not waste my time in testing stupid positions. your positions have something to do with you. they say something about you.
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