Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 20:11:31 12/31/99
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On December 31, 1999 at 14:30:57, Torstein Hall wrote: >After the millenium change Fritz, Rebel, Crafty and a lot of other Chessprograms >has started to play the wrong way. Starting with a beutifull checkmate, the >games end in the start position. ( Only Fritz 6.0 mixes up the position of the >Knight and the Bishop! ) Its such a pitty that you chessprogrammers has not >taken the change of the millenium seriously and put 5 digits into the date >numbers, remember the 5 digit years will run our sooner or later, when we will >go inot year 10.000! > >Happy new to all of you > >Torstein Torstein, I have three hours to go to Y2K and I will probably turn my PC clock back a year. I turned the clock back to `1996' on some of my old PCs and when I tried to access my old "1997" Juno internet program it told me that my computer was not properly configured. I set that PC to '1998' and so far no problems. On my new machines I have decided to avoid having the computer on on 1/1/2000 because of virus fears. Happy New Year and Millennium(whatever that is) Tim Frohlick
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