Test your reflexes

[tgriffith]

Originally Posted by Michael Beard

Without having a ton of intensive applications running in the background today, my r/t's came down about .015, with a best of a .186 (duplicated 3 times). I'd say your computer's processor *is* a factor. Maybe I'll try it on my old 133mHz machine later to confirm.

This game also proves to me why I'm at least *one* guy that *shouldn't* block the tree, as I'm not very consistent. I'm both quicker and more consistent being able to see the full tree coming.

darn Mike,,,now your trashing talking Old bertha (computer),,,well,,,,,my dog can beat up your dog!!! (LOL)

computer Ive got is so old,,,you hit the calculator button and it shows you an abbacass,,,its so old that the icon for email is a postal worker on a horse,,LOL

[Michael Beard]

Originally Posted by tgriffith

my dog can beat up your dog!!! (LOL)

My dog THINKS he's bigger than your dog.




My final project in my Applied Electronics back in college was a 2-player instant-green reaction time game. No timers, just win lights, whole thing done on a breadboard. I don't think I beat my dad more than once. I'm worthless on a Pro tree. On a full tree, it's just the opposite. I'm physically slow-reacting, but adaptable. It's always fascinated me how different people's brains work. Like TG, Legend, and I all drive the starting line completely different, but we come up about the same.

[Blackgar]

I "shimmed" my mouse & got a whole lot better. .017 was the best

[Troy Henderson]

Ok I can get the mouse rerouted to the ground so I can actuate it with my clutch foot but the stapler isn't making a very good shifter/line lock set up.