Meme Me Up. Spotty...
Dec. 12th, 2003 09:19 pmThis is a meme I'm stealing from Roz Kaveney and others, seems like a good idea. I know about some of the people who have friended me, others are strangers or may be reading this on someone else's friends page, without knowing who I am.
First, about me: I'm Marcus Rowland, educational lab technician and writer. I'm 50, live in London. Credits include the Forgotten Futures and Diana: Warrior Princess RPGs, a couple of SF and horror stories anthologised, and some fanfic, mostly BtVS related. My main interests are Victorian & Edwardian SF, SF in general, BtVS and related fiction / TV, etc. Three pet snakes, approx 5000 books and games, and more laserdiscs and DVDs than make much sense complete my household.
Why not tell me something about yourself?
First, about me: I'm Marcus Rowland, educational lab technician and writer. I'm 50, live in London. Credits include the Forgotten Futures and Diana: Warrior Princess RPGs, a couple of SF and horror stories anthologised, and some fanfic, mostly BtVS related. My main interests are Victorian & Edwardian SF, SF in general, BtVS and related fiction / TV, etc. Three pet snakes, approx 5000 books and games, and more laserdiscs and DVDs than make much sense complete my household.
Why not tell me something about yourself?
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Date: 2003-12-12 08:01 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-12-13 02:26 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-12-13 02:57 pm (UTC)I don't know about Windows killing it. When I was in Jr. High School, Windows meant "things you open to let air in."
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Date: 2003-12-14 03:47 am (UTC)Trouble was that the programming wasn't at all flexible; it made the same move every time in the same situation, even on the "hardest" setting. Once you realised that it was possible to beat it every time. A lot of people thought that was all there was to the game, and never went up against a human opponent.
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Date: 2003-12-14 05:59 pm (UTC)I have a backgammon program on my Palm that I stopped playing because the thing accepts doubles that no human player would ever accept.