Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 09:24:56 07/30/98
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I don't know why you're so pissed off at Windows 95. I use Win95 at home. It works perfectly. I think the last time it crashed was sometime last week. My computer at work has crashed twice this week and it's running NT 4.0 (and I don't stress it nearly as much, either). I know a number of people who have problems with Win95. Almost every problem is human error or hardware error. Maybe you should get somebody who's good with computers to take a look at your setup. I don't think you need a huge hash table to write a chess program. In fact, simply having a hash table is the important part. A few megabytes is nearly as good as a few gigabytes. Cheers, Tom On July 30, 1998 at 06:42:09, Roberto Waldteufel wrote: >Thanks - I'd do almost anything to get control over all my RAM. If I had only >known how cr** Windows95 was - at least for my purposes - I could have ordered >NT at the outset. Is it a fairly painless affair to upgrade, or are there >problems running 95 programs under NT? I can't hep being a little suspicious of >anything from Microdoft after my unfortunate experiences with Windows95. There's >another thing that is also annoying - Windows 95 seems to crash for no apparant >reason periodically. It can't be just a fault in my program, because the same >thing happens sometimes with all kinds of other unrelated applications.
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