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19. Novembre 2007, 19:11:57 Sujet: Fischer clock question  I am curious how this affects Fischer Clock games? Obviously, they have not timed out right now. However, any of them that were my turn when the site went down, now have a negative amount of hours in the "bank". (Though they had PLENTY when the site went down, as I am really good at keeping up with those now that I have DSL!!!  ) When the time outs are turned back on, will these instantly time out when they come back to me?19. Novembre 2007, 19:13:18 Sujet: Re: Fischer clock question  rod03801:  Unless I change their timeout times manually.19. Novembre 2007, 19:15:26 Sujet: Re: Fischer clock question Fencer: Hmm.. I just moved on one. Before the move it said I had negative 2 or 3 days. After the move, it says I have 1 day and 15 hours. So, maybe it won't be much of an issue? 19. Novembre 2007, 19:16:49 Sujet: Re: Fischer clock question rod03801: I think you are right. You know, I programmed the Fischer's Clock system more than a year ago, so I am not sure about all details of its BrainKing implementation.  |
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