Life In 19x19

xiangz wrote:Maybe MLC means the app has the AI to solve the problem. EasyGo can't do that, you have to input the solution manually.

yes that's what I meant ... not solve the problem just play the other side when we try to solve it ... maybe it doesn't exist yet ?

Can you input a problem position in SmartGo Kifu and then have it play the other side against you when you try to solve it ? Can you do this with EasyGo or Champion Go HD ?

I'm curious what KGS kyu levels the iPad version corresponds to. I think a previous poster (2 kyu?) said he could beat it easily on level 10 (of possible 12). I know this is guesswork, but I'm curious ... what's your best guess of how iPad CrazyStone levels 1 to 12 would map onto KGS kyu ratings ?

That says almost nothing about the percentage of computers that are infected. For the purposes of this study, if that corporation has 999 computers with no infection and 1 that's infected, that will count as being affected by the botnet.
That's true hyperpape! My point about the Fortune 500 ...

but if you want to get better and understand why the right answer is right and why the wrong answer is wrong, then you've got to take the time to explore all the options -- trying to play the best response for each color at each step.
. I've started to dabble in that direction but only against ...

When I give up on a Go problem I take a guess before looking at the answer. A surprising number of these guesses are right but I don't consciously know why I'm making these choices! Does this happen to anyone else? It's kind of neat but kind of strange ...

please don't say I think anyone who isn't paranoid about this probably doesn't understand it very well . I do understand it and feel no paranoia. FBI executive assistant director and cyber czar Shawn Henry says recently in the Wall Street Journal ""I don't see how we ever come out of this without ...

I'm sure he meant reinstall iOS and then all the apps on top of that. It's a pain but it's recoverable.
I really know nothing about iOS . I don't know if "restore" just copies the system files over or if it first does a bitwise wipe of the drive including MBR ( or whatever that's called on ...

The latest roots have been caused by specially crafted PDFs, and there are no PDF ads (as far as I know). You can always reinstall everything in your iPad every week, in case you are really worried. Nothing prevents a 3rd party app of being rooted, or showing ads just like Safari does.

How would ...

oren wrote:That is quite a high level of paranoia.

I could be wrong but I think you can get rooted by clicking on one bad link or even by loading a commercial news site that has a compromised ad appearing on their page.

I don't think there's a specific app for DGS on the ipad, but at least on android tablets, I've used the web interface and have had no problems. It only really makes a difference on phone sized screens in my opinion.

I was considering getting the AlwaysOnPc app for this reason but I'm not sure ...

But is what you find frustrating the average length of the moves, or the maximum possible length? The set-up of time controls for Go is premised on the idea that you want to have the freedom to play your average moves at a nice clip, but then spend much more time analyzing the most important moves ...

I just played CrazyStone and a game on Tetsuki. Is there an iPad client for DGS ? couldn't find one and don't want to see what a phone app would look like on a tablet.

Eventually I'll just play on KGS using an old linux laptop - unless I win a lottery then I'd buy an Android tablet just for KGS

I was wondering if KGS offers a "time limit per move" filter for game selection ?

If so, is it easy to find beginner level games with low time limits per move (say 1 or 2 minutes max) ?

I'm a total beginner and only play machines but recognize I must play humans. If the other guy takes a break mid ...

RBerenguel wrote:but I suggest you better play real people..

yes , but when I get a little better !