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mclane wrote:i am very happy to see that your machine is alive again.

My fuses are working also.

software is another thing. Literature, by example. Or chess engines. But when it came to make solid things, the boys better prefered to copy...
It was a matter of making cheaper things instead of developping at a cost.
It was part of a doctrine. Capitalism was condemned to provide not only the rope to hang himself, but the chess hardware...
Lenin send his regards
Fern

fern wrote:...... the boys better prefered to copy...
Fern

Yeah-they copyed even the nuclear bomb thanks to capitalist citizens Rosenberg..........

fern wrote: Capitalism was condemned to provide not only the rope to hang himself, but the chess hardware... Fern

.......damned capitalism.........

fern wrote:Lenin send his regards
Fern

Lenin was the valuable schoolboy of Marx & Engels capitalist citizens !


Follows LHC/Geneve !

Cracked regards,
Silvian


PS: Hey Fernando-a question please : isn'it in capitalism everything is for sale : from sex to conscience ? I ask you because my experience in capitalism is very limited ( 20 years ) and was very frustrating !
M...........a los latinos !

as long as we cannot reroduce SC2 games with Fidelity machines, we cannot conclude it is really a clone.

so maybe this is still nothing else but a rumor.

we have no evidence so far that proves SC2 is a clone.

mclane wrote:as long as we cannot reroduce SC2 games with Fidelity machines, we cannot conclude it is really a clone.

so maybe this is still nothing else but a rumor.

we have no evidence so far that proves SC2 is a clone.

Karsten Bauermeister wrote in CSS 5/99, that it was the SC1, which had the Fidelity program first; the SC 2 has been modified (not sure, if the CC10 program in the SC 1 was already modified)

No clones, but brothers?


cloned regards,
Robert

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if you steal a program from a foreign company, sell it in your own company, i would not call this brotherhood.