The Future of Computer Security

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[Matty_R]

Phew that was one loooong chess move .

[panic]

LOL. Your plan comes unstuck if YOU have to have the first move in the first game.

Ewen :-)

[3xist]

actually colours don't matter..
you can play against one in one room and the other in the other room. As long as you then play one's move against the other, colours don't matter.

thanks
Melih

That was a late response.

Only took you a year and-a-half

Josh

[3xist]

LOL. Your plan comes unstuck if YOU have to have the first move in the first game.

Ewen :-)

 
As a former Tutor & top player, You are incorrect. Move first, Move second. Doesn't matter.

I loved chess from 2004-2007. Now I hate it and fallen in love with Comodo.

Josh

[panic]

Think again, grasshopper. You have two games, A and B, and in each game you have Opponent A and Opponent B.

Melih's premise is based around Opponent A in game A making the opening move. Melih would then replicate this as the opening move in game B. Opponent B would then make his move in game B. Melih would replicate this move in game A as "his" response to Opponents A's opening move. He is then acting as the man in the middle and each of the opponents are, in effect, playing each other, using the man in the middle as a proxy.

If the move order is any different, Melih's premise fails.

Ewen :-)

[UncleDoug]

They were warned months ago but just now found something. 
Wondered how long they had been looking  and if a continuing search had been going on?

Their description was "Light Years Ahead"

http://redtape.msnbc.com/2009/01/credit-card-hac.html

Wonder if there could be a Comodo Response Team that could be put in place, along with a Commercial Package that would include more thorough inspections and questioning, to ensure new Threats are discovered and eliminated as close to Instantly as possible but not months later.

UncleDoug

[SameerPrehistorica]

The way you explained was very nice. 

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