About the code of strelka
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For sure it's Botev. No one could be that dense and support Lokomotiv.GenoM wrote:yep my guess was right one
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Christopher Conkie wrote:For sure it's Botev. No one could be that dense and support Lokomotiv.GenoM wrote:yep my guess was right one

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that's a talk of man lost in the tablesChristopher Conkie wrote:For sure it's Botev. No one could be that dense and support Lokomotiv.
is they like a labyrinth, Chris? hope you get out of it and remain in the same good health as before
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Nope....i told you. What i was given contains 2 tables from rybka. They are not generic as Tord makes out. Yes these kinds of evaluations are used in other programs but not like that, with those dimensions and with those values. He was not even right about what they do exactly.GenoM wrote:that's a talk of man lost in the tablesChristopher Conkie wrote:For sure it's Botev. No one could be that dense and support Lokomotiv.
is they like a labyrinth, Chris? hope you get out of it and remain in the same good health as before
And I bet money Yuri does not know either.
It's quite simple really.
So before you shoot your big mouth off remember that there are people out there who know better than you or I what their own code looks like.
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I do not know what Yuri knows or does not know and I do not see the basis for your confidence that Yuri does not know.Christopher Conkie wrote:Nope....i told you. What i was given contains 2 tables from rybka. They are not generic as Tord makes out. Yes these kinds of evaluations are used in other programs but not like that, with those dimensions and with those values. He was not even right about what they do exactly.GenoM wrote:that's a talk of man lost in the tablesChristopher Conkie wrote:For sure it's Botev. No one could be that dense and support Lokomotiv.
is they like a labyrinth, Chris? hope you get out of it and remain in the same good health as before
And I bet money Yuri does not know either.
It's quite simple really.
So before you shoot your big mouth off remember that there are people out there who know better than you or I what their own code looks like.
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Many of the Russian to English translators I tried convert "Strelka" to "Cursor"Dariusz Orzechowski wrote:little arrow - strelka
arrow - strela
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Yes. The most used meaning for "strelka" in technical texts is a pointer of a clock, compass or any other monitoring device. (But computer screen visual cursor is named "kursor", not "strelka").Dann Corbit wrote:Many of the Russian to English translators I tried convert "Strelka" to "Cursor"Dariusz Orzechowski wrote:little arrow - strelka
arrow - strela
It is very possible that the one of two first cosmonaut Eskimo dogs Strelka was named not by hunters but by scientists. But when a Russian hears "strelka" -- "little arrow" comes in mind as primary meaning. Sure there are not much "bows" and "arrows" in modern life.

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Off topic on reply here. It is bow season for deer here.Aleks Peshkov wrote:Yes. The most used meaning for "strelka" in technical texts is a pointer of a clock, compass or any other monitoring device. (But computer screen visual cursor is named "kursor", not "strelka").Dann Corbit wrote:Many of the Russian to English translators I tried convert "Strelka" to "Cursor"Dariusz Orzechowski wrote:little arrow - strelka
arrow - strela
It is very possible that the one of two first cosmonaut Eskimo dogs Strelka was named not by hunters but by scientists. But when a Russian hears "strelka" -- "little arrow" comes in mind as primary meaning. Sure there are not much "bows" and "arrows" in modern life.

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wow what a vocabulary ChrisChristopher Conkie wrote:<...>So before you shoot your big mouth off remember <...>
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