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April 26, 2004ACL Swiss: Round 4The start of round 4 has to be delayed by (at least) another week. Sorry! Setting up my development system takes more time than expected. The good news is: an experienced arbiter offered his help. This could mean better and faster pairings - you would no longer have to wait for your slow webmaster to do his job...
Posted by Thomas Stahl at 12:34 AM
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April 21, 2004HCL SwissThe HCL Swiss tournament is now available on the normal Games page. Currently, 75 players are already enrolled in this tournament. http://www.playchess.de/tournaments/HCL-S002 If you are interested, you should hurry up: the number of participants is limited to 200 players.
Posted by Thomas Stahl at 11:21 AM
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April 18, 2004Swiss tournamentsDid you notice the plural 's'? Yes, we now have two Swiss tournaments! HCL Swiss http://www.playchess.de/tournaments/HCL-S002 There are still a lot of players who don't have chess engines - or who do not like to use them in our tournaments. I can understand that. And I must ask all participants to strictly follow the HCL rules: NO CHESS ENGINES, please! On the other hand, I must warn you: I will not prosecute any suspicions in this direction. Should you suspect that your opponent is cheating with his chess program - simply try your best or resign that game. This tournament introduces a modified chess clock: you cannot accumulate more than 20 days on your clock (would be difficult in a Greyhound tournament, anyway). This type of clock will soon be used in normal league tournaments, too. Round 4 of the ACL Swiss
Posted by Thomas Stahl at 10:38 PM
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Computer crashDon't worry, I am not talking about the PlayChess server. But my development computer crashed some days ago. Of course, I have backups of all relevant files. Nothing is lost forever. But I must set up a new development computer: not difficult, but time-consuming. Consequences: By the way, the conditional moves will be phantastic! Most of the programming work is already done. During my tests, I fell in love with this feature - how could PlayChess exist for such a long time without it? A side product of this development is that you will be able to see your moves immediately: you enter g1-f3 (with mouse or keyboard) and the Knight jumps from g1 to f3. I hope to resolve my computer problems within the following two weeks. My priorities are as follows: And now: back to work!
Posted by Thomas Stahl at 08:57 PM
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