Or: I Learned To Play Solitaire At Nearly Age 34, Then Immediately Quit, Spit On Its Grave, And Declared It A Foolishness
Something that's important to know about me - and probably pretty hard to miss - is that I never did most things.
While investigating (lightly) the winnability of Klondike I found myself wondering if this exists. It doesn't, as far as I can tell.
To be clear, I'm not counting the weird "web 1.0 style javascript" analytical site that's floating out there somewhere, or things of similarly academic nature. I want to go to "computer.cards" in my browser and watch the computer just play cards at medium-high speed without my input
next level option: a 9x9 grid of Klondike layouts fly onto my screen and all begin playing themselves, turning red and warping back in time every time they hit an unwinnable state, turning green when the algorithm has proven that they can be solved, then generating a new hand and repeating. lots of visual flair. total visual mess