Greetings Tim

Pilotclark · #1 February 5th, 2003, 03:43 PM

It's even more amazing considering the fact that he had to learn the programming skills first. I remember when the first land diagrams were being made, and the character identities were being created, and the turn-based code was being perfected.....in a 2 bedroom apt. in Greenville, SC. It was a lot for one person.

He had an idea, and it's brought him to where he is today.

Pilotclark

mlmbd · #2 February 6th, 2003, 05:40 PM

DMClark (Mike),

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It's even more amazing considering the fact that he had to learn the programming skills first.

I take that to mean, he was not originaly a programmer. Is that right?

mlmbd

Tim Brooks · #3 February 6th, 2003, 06:29 PM

Okay, everbodys talking about me and I'm not sure I like it!

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I take that to mean, he was not originaly a programmer. Is that right?

Yea, self taught. Now that I can, I don't like to...

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Tim, I hope you aren't disappointed that I only played the tactical part of that game, not the business part.

Heck no Hook, I'm just glad you enjoyed it. Didn't know people still remembered that game!

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...his mysterious disappearance, and re-emergence in North Carolina.

I really thought you only had to pay taxes if the president you voted for was elected.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it!

Pilotclark · #4 February 6th, 2003, 09:56 PM

Laughs.....

That's what happens when you don't check in often enough.

And you thought you left the secrets behind....

Pilotclark

mlmbd · #5 February 7th, 2003, 01:24 PM

Tim,

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Yea, self taught.

Now, that is very impressive!

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Now that I can, I don't like to...

OK, now I understand better. Since you don't like it, you needed to start a company so everyone else could do the programming!

mlmbd

Tim Brooks · #6 February 15th, 2003, 01:18 AM

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OK, now I understand better. Since you don't like it, you needed to start a company so everyone else could do the programming!

Yea, but working on 82nd has made me realize how much I miss the development end! Oh, well, seems I'm never satisfied...

mlmbd · #7 February 17th, 2003, 01:13 PM

Tim; WOW!!

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Yea, but working on 82nd has made me realize how much I miss the development end! Oh, well, seems I'm never satisfied...

You really are a programmer. Whether self tought or not. I am even more impressed, now! I guess as the 'BOSS', you can get your fingers in here and there, though.

mlmbd