In every race in which he participates, he will be the most
scrutinized driver. I'm trying to be fair to the guy, but that
doesn't mean I have to be completely trusting, and it would not be
prudent to fail to maintain a careful watch on his performance (and
he should expect that kind of treatment).
--
Steve
"In the old days, the Irish used to blow up our pubs, now they refit them tastefully"
The Pub Landlord.
> --
> Tim White
> www.intracmotorsports.com
> > One program does it, the ram cheat, Ive seen a guy who cant drive do 200+ laps at Texas without ever lifting.
> > A couple of weeks ago Eric said he wasnt aware any cheat existed so they havent been researching too *** the subject.
> > --
> > Steve
> > "In the old days, the Irish used to blow up our pubs, now they refit them tastefully"
> > The Pub Landlord.
> > > N2003, the way I understand it, is the first version that moves the data around in memory. Eric B. has stated several times
> they
> > > are not aware of any methods used in the past that work with this model.
> > > Everyone always said moving the code around randomly, on the fly, was the simplest way to negate a standard tsr that knew
where
> to
> > > look. Every hack I ever heard of used that logic. But can someone hack into N2003? Sure. I just don't think it's as common
as
> > it
> > > has been.
> > > --
> > > Tim White
> > > www.intracmotorsports.com
> > > > N2003 is very easily hacked. You just need one program to increase grip, give you fresh tyres anytime, repair damage at a
> > > keystroke.
Short Attention-Span Sports: During the Sixties, I won several drag races
whilst twisted out of my face.
Brit journo Charles Fox (aka the Duke of Methodone; he was the guy who
a Triumph Spitfire under the influence of an unauthorized substance when he
became convinced that it was a Supermarine Spitfire, and pulled back on the
"stick" with disasterous consequences....
> > Pete
> Well.... I won my first race online with N2003 when I was stoned...
> > I can sympatise with both viewpoints, but, in view of the nature of
RASCAR
> > racing, I'd go with innocent until proven guilty, i.e. proven to have
> > cheated or otherwise misbehaved in a RASCAR race, before going to lenght
of
> > excluding someone. One doesn't have to like a person to race him.
> > Then again, one more guy blowing my doors off doesn't hurt my pride
nearly
> > as much as it does the contenders'. <g>
> Well, until someone involved in the entire thing can provide concrete
> proof that he didn't cheat, the "heresay" stands as the best version
> of the facts to which I have access.
Hmmm...
/me calls an unscrupulous pharmacist...
Eldred
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Pete
> Short Attention-Span Sports: During the Sixties, I won several drag races
> whilst twisted out of my face.
> Brit journo Charles Fox (aka the Duke of Methodone; he was the guy who
in
> a Triumph Spitfire under the influence of an unauthorized substance when
he
> became convinced that it was a Supermarine Spitfire, and pulled back on
the
> "stick" with disasterous consequences....
>>wow
>>--
>>Tim White
>>www.intracmotorsports.com
>>>Well, until someone involved in the entire thing can provide concrete
>>>proof that he didn't cheat, the "heresay" stands as the best version
>>>of the facts to which I have access.
>Ya see it's that whole new Ashcroft Justice Dept. thing.
>"You have the right to confess. You have the right to prove your innocence.
>If you can not prove your innocence and can not afford an executioner one
>will be appointed to you."
>Elrikk ;o)
>PS. Besides, if he let him back in the terrorist win.
--
Ric Seyler
Online Racing: RicSeyler
GPL Handicap 6.35
http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
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"Homer no function beer well without."
- H.J. Simpson
HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!
We old HAWAII guys sure are a crusty bunch!!
><ding ding ding>
>> Banned arbitrarily? He agreed to the rules when signing up for TEN.
><ding ding ding>
>> This your annual attempt at re-writing sim history?
><ding ding ding>
> I'm not going to go into what did and didn't happen but lets just say
>there are
>always two sides to a story. But a lot of half truths and innuendo doesn't
>make something
>fact.
> I will say this much though, Robert made mistakes and he paid for them
>and is still paying
>for them.
>Papyrus made mistakes and they paid for them as well.
> I wonder if anybody remembers the story I instigated during the Seventies in
> Car and Driver which proved conclusively that smoking *** makes you a
> better driver. Okay, the methodology was flawed. THC ruins yer long-term
> concentration, but the C/D test was over a simple gymkhana course.
> Short Attention-Span Sports: During the Sixties, I won several drag races
> whilst twisted out of my face.
> Brit journo Charles Fox (aka the Duke of Methodone; he was the guy who
> a Triumph Spitfire under the influence of an unauthorized substance when he
> became convinced that it was a Supermarine Spitfire, and pulled back on the
> "stick" with disasterous consequences....
Beers and cheers
(uncle) Goy
"goyl at nettx dot no"
http://www.racesimcentral.net/
"A man is only as old as the woman he feels........"
--Groucho Marx--
How true! :-)
Pete
Just to add a little humor.....
We pay for Papy's mistakes, about $49.00 at a time. hehehehe
--
Ric Seyler
Online Racing: RicSeyler
GPL Handicap 6.35
http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
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"Homer no function beer well without."
- H.J. Simpson
What the Hell! Who cares about Character anyway? I would never assume a person can reform without first hand knowledge. And I give a damn about character. That's right intolerant and judgmental I am. And I like it!
You know I find it interesting and amusing when the stories start going
around
about Robert Huggins. It seems the further we get from the events the bigger
the
tales get.
I can guarantee there is no one this NG that knows the full story
including Robert
himself.
How do I know?
Well I was directly involved with a couple of Papy people at the time of
Roberts
indiscretions so I know what happened on their end.
Robert confided to me what happened at the time from his perspective and
confirmed my involvement.
I was the one who asked Robert Huggins to join us at BHMS, we wanted his
programming skills
which he freely gave to write utilities that were given out to the racing
community.
Although, I haven't spoke with him recently. I still do get the odd
email.
I'm not going to go into what did and didn't happen but lets just say
there are
always two sides to a story. But a lot of half truths and innuendo doesn't
make something
fact.
I will say this much though, Robert made mistakes and he paid for them
and is still paying
for them.
Papyrus made mistakes and they paid for them as well.Just to add a little humor.....
We pay for Papy's mistakes, about $49.00 at a time. hehehehe
I will make one point in Roberts defence. He was open in making his
request to join Rascar.
He could have done it under a false name and no one would have known. I
think the fact
that he was open and above board suggests he isn't the same person he was
many years
ago.
I will also tell you he has developed into one of the best racers around
without the need to
cheat. Although I'm sure he will be accussed of such untill the day he dies.
Hopefully, if my health improves I will be able to make a few races in
Rascar myself.
Pete
--
Ric Seyler
Online Racing: RicSeyler
GPL Handicap 6.35
http://www.pcola.gulf.net/~ricseyler
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"Homer no function beer well without."
- H.J. Simpson
> And there were "troubles" with BHM and several other "teams" in
> NROS....which was completely full of holes as you very well know. Some
> people took advantage of them and some didn't. So what?
> TP
> PS: I liked your "ding - ding - ding" post, by the way. I figured it
would
> make your week to get Greg and I going at it again here on r.a.s. This
> place has been kind of quiet and docile for you lately, huh?
> > > If you are talking about Robert Huggins, then I think you better go do
> > some
> > > deep research of the issues.....because he was "accused" of cheating
> under
> > > circumstances that subsequent evidence never supported.
> > <yawn>
> > Papy said he was. I don't care for whatever political or real reason.
He
> > was. End of story. They don't have to prove it to their customers.
> > > He's a member of Black Hole Motorsports still,
> > Yeah and there was never trouble with this team on the NROS <roll eyes>
> > --
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