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1995; any technical information is probably outdated.
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Re: Lame Newbie
Article: 7895 of alt.hackers From: steve1@genesis.nred.ma.us (steve belczyk) Newsgroups: alt.hackers Subject: Re: Lame Newbie Date: 28 May 1995 08:50:09 GMT Organization: Genesis Public Access Unix Lines: 28 Approved: you@betcha Message-ID: 3q9dg1$f8e@ceylon.gte.com NNTP-Posting-Host: 204.180.76.1 Status: RO
In article <3q7js9$3lt@larch.cc.swarthmore.edu>, Jeremy Todd Dilatush <dilatush@raptor.sccs.swarthmore.edu> wrote: > You recall a little while back when Steve Belcyk (sp?) posted >about his WebMineSweeper hack. Well, I tried it out and it was cool. Hallelujah!! I am extremely flattered to have inspired you. >So I decided to write my own hack. I present: WebTicTacToe. Not to belittle your own work, but there already is a tic tac toe somwhere on the the Web. Sorry I don't know the URL. I want to write a Web chess game. I had written the basic chess algorithms but lost them somehow, even though I had the code on three different systems. D'oh! > The URL is http://www.cs.swarthmore.edu/~dilatush/ttt.d I will definitely check it out. ObHack: The recent talk about xyzzy reminded me of when we first got ADVENT on our old PDP-11. I'm guessing it was about 1977. Just about everyone in the office was obsessed with it. Well, I hacked the thing up in a major way. I could tell where every player was, send them any message, transport them anywhere, etc. Cool fun for a co-op student. (Hi Bob, if you're reading this.) - steve belczyk
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