peter wrote:
In immortalchess- forum already at 30th of march the theory of Stockfish as a second engine arised.
That's not a theory, that's a fact!
The file 'prodeo.pat' in the 'eoc' folder is in fact an UPX-packed Stockfish engine (which is called by RebelTNG), and if you set your system date to any day in May and start RebelTNG you'll see the truth:
it opens a text-file and the above mentioned website (which has now been removed though) showing that this 'RebelTNG' is just a joke.
Franz
Boy, you guys are good, but I never underestimated you, well done... The link is restored. To be complete: open the file "prodeo.pat" into a hex-editor, replace the first 2 bytes with "MZ", save it as an executable and run it.
So, after May 1, when ik change my Windows system date to < May 1, i can still use the Rebel TNG in its original glory, right?
This would of course be for the fun of playing with an interesting concept, the joke aside. I hope there can be a second go to see what effects are possible.
peter wrote:
In immortalchess- forum already at 30th of march the theory of Stockfish as a second engine arised.
That's not a theory, that's a fact!
The file 'prodeo.pat' in the 'eoc' folder is in fact an UPX-packed Stockfish engine (which is called by RebelTNG), and if you set your system date to any day in May and start RebelTNG you'll see the truth:
it opens a text-file and the above mentioned website (which has now been removed though) showing that this 'RebelTNG' is just a joke.
Franz
Boy, you guys are good, but I never underestimated you, well done... The link is restored. To be complete: open the file "prodeo.pat" into a hex-editor, replace the first 2 bytes with "MZ", save it as an executable and run it.
So, after May 1, when ik change my Windows system date to < May 1, i can still use the Rebel TNG in its original glory, right?
