Re: filladapt mode stops filling after lengthy amount of emacs uptime

[Davis Herring]

>> Emacs itself has no feelings, of course, so I imagined that I would
>> not be misinterpreted.  Apologies to anyone actually offended.
>
> Emacs has no feelings?  You've never seen it bluster its way out of a
> lost game of gomoku, right?

My local implementation of gomoku does not lose; it calls abort() if the
user (presumably with a debugger or so) interferes with the game in some
way to prevent it from winning.

Davis

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