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If interested, check it out here, please :) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.MidDreamStudios.HackerWorldWar

Lol it is funny how your Englund Gambit transposed into the incredibly rare Mbembe variation!

I wrote a blog post on this variation. Very werd!

Here you go: https://www.chess.com/live/game/2812146913

Funny thing is that he was winning, but he lost to rushing to eating pieces instead of thinking. I couldn't have planned it better!

eh... kind of. here is the game (warning: some really bad chess). mostly, I think it was the fact that neither I nor my opponent realized there was a triple attack on my knight.

Pretty much, it just means the engine only finds it after a certain depth. I've had one before in the game below: https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/daily/263511298

However chess.com gives Qxf2 as the brilliant move in my case whereas really Bh3! is the move you had to find.

unironically it do be that way, but there's an entire online library of anarchist thought put together this way if you really want to sift through it all: https://theanarchistlibrary.org/special/index

You seem to like fianchettos and so do I.
So here is one of my favourite openings, oh my:

1. c4 e5 2. Nc3 Nf6 3. g3 d5 4. cxd5 Nxd5 5. Bg2
   (English opening: Cals-Bremen, reversed dragon variation, 4. cxd5 Nxd5 5. Bg2)

https://www.chess.com/member/airieaari

Check out his games on june 1st and may 30th, more than 20 games on each occasion where the same opponent resigns to him on move 2. I am sure there is more if you dig deeper.

If you so happen to have a 3D Printer, the files are located here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:578700/#comments

The original was made by muah, and its located here: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:561041

https://www.chess.com/article/view/queens-gambit-netflix#mistakes

In this you can find a video(with only 5 errors but in Yt there are a lot) and a full detailed description of the show.

Endgame: Bobby Fischer's Remarkable Rise and Fall is a decent biography of Fischer and covers his late, super bonkers actions.

I think that is a an automatic toilet bowl cleaning gel but I suppose the anarchy choice would be to try to dislodge an unspent cleaning device that one intentionally added.

Yeah here it is, if anyone is interested in trying that game.

NordVPN and Surfshark are both very common, and very good. Nothing dubious about them, I ended my Nord subscription because they pester you to reset passwords (a terrible security feature of dubious merit)

Surfshark is good.

Huh, I didn't know that was a thing: Electric feet callus remover. Now I'm curious what exactly those surfaces are made of and how they work.

It's funny, because there's absolutely nothing wrong with amateurs helping amateurs. That's 99% of the internet community. In fact, not only does helping others really help cement a concept in the helper's head but, because amateurs have only recently overcome a particular problem, they're often better suited to help others overcome it compared to a master who probably forgot what it's like. So helping others, especially if you're a beginner yourself, is one of the best things you can do for improvement, in chess or otherwise. A large chunk of the book Show Your Work centers around this concept and building a community of amateurs to help each other grow.

But instead of benefiting from this huge resource, ./chess and ./chessbeginners is full of members simply shitting on each other.

https://www.amazon.com/Strategy-Netflix-Players-Playtime-Mixlore/dp/B09HSV81KQ

I was also very confused when I first saw this, and I wondered how long it would take for there to be a Netflix show about this game.

Link to the games - Chess: ELMURIA vs Jawahar80 - 5812130094 - Chess.com

Chess: raghavyuv vs ELMURIA - 5812077170 - Chess.com

The opponent declined a remis after 20+ times chasing my bishop arround. then he finally got him and still managed to draw. this is the long story of two stupid people playing.https://www.chess.com/live#g=5640837837

Since you are incapable of finding definitions of words, here you have a link to a site that proves my point https://www.wordnik.com/words/homophobia Are you happy now? Can you admit that you're wrong?

As you can see I tried for a 6th but accidentally checkmated.

Here's the full game: https://www.chess.com/analysis/game/live/5248373938?tab=report

White to move? If it matters

k2K1KKK/3K1PPP/KKKK1P2/KK1K1P2/PPPP1Q2/1PP4Q/3rr3/3rr3 w - - 0 1

Your problem is getting advice from a couch. Next time get your chess advice from a Human Touch Certus S and L Track Zero Gravity Massage Chair Space Saver Recliner with Heat

Salt ‘n Pepper Grinder-

The dating app for older gay men.

SZUAH Salt and Pepper Grinders, Oak Wooden Salt and Pepper Mills Shakers with Cleaning Brush & Wood Stand, Ceramic Rotor with Strong Adjustable Coarseness[Set of 2]

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It's not the one OP is using but as someone who has tried dozens of crossword apps for Android phones, Shortyz is definitely the best. Free (and open-source) and ad-free, and can automatically download puzzles from several publications.

https://www.chess.com/live/game/4719377113?username=sabitsingson123 case in point. Dude spent 30 secs on the first 2 moves in a blitz game then proceeded to lose on time and on the board.

i'm a noob, but i just practiced it a bit here and it seems pretty straight forward - just trap the king in a corner and then mate with king assistance.

All the underpromotion problems you could want:

https://www.chess.com/tactics/problems?tagId=30

They're kind of infuriating when they're slipped into your normal tactics, because they're usually disguised as a normal pawn promotion tactic except that promoting to a queen either draws the game (because it cuts off some flight square for the king and your opponent has no other moves) or promoting to a queen loses (because your opponent has mate in 1 and promoting to a knight would come with check).

You: "Oh, I sacrifice my rook so then I can promote my pawn."

Chess.com: "WRONG"

You: "wtf"

Chess.com: "You sacrifice your rook so you can promote your pawn...TO ANOTHER ROOK."

You: "...gdi"

this is very similar to a story John Bartholomew told on stream once about reading this book (not sure there's a book named Kill the KID) in a coffee shop and getting a dirty look from a lady, feel like he got it from that

This post is inspired by and uses the same design as this visualization from yesterday.

I used Processing to create the frames and combined them with ezgif.

It's an entirely different system; you could set up a mirror, if you wanted, but I don't know that anybody has.

PeerTube works on the principle of federation. Instead of a channel being called agadmator, it's called, say, (unless you're on chesstube.org, in which case you can just drop the @chesstube.org part), and it can be accessed from any other PeerTube instance (so long as they're not blocking each other).

This means that, when a PeerTube instance starts pulling these shenanigans (and it will happen; it always does), people can switch to a different one gradually; they won't have to co-ordinate.

What's better, you can follow PeerTube channels from a Mastodon or Friendica account, or really anything in the ActivityPub Fediverse; you don't need a separate PeerTube account with a separate PeerTube feed.

I think the best strategy is for channels to upload their videos to both YouTube and PeerTube, and advertise their PeerTube to their viewers. If they care about their viewers switching, they can put videos up on PeerTube an hour / a day earlier, or have PeerTube-exclusive videos, but mirroring is enough. That way, when something gets taken down for a stupid reason like this, it'll still be on PeerTube and they can point their viewers towards it; additionally, they won't have to deal with the whole "appeal, get rejected, copyright strike" or the bullshit algorithm.

Downsides: no ads. That's good for you, and imo ultimately good for everyone, but in the short term it's effectively a pay cut for people without sponsors. (By the way, I recommend Liberapay for sponsorship, if you don't have sponsor-exclusive rewards; they don't take a cut.)

Ask and thou shalt receive!

If anyone needs it, here's the fixed link, all you really need is this

https://www.amazon.com/Bellsal-Turntable-Organizer-Removable-Spinning/dp/B091PWV64T

So much going on here.

Could we have a two-tiered Lazy Susan to sort it all out please. And spin it every move for the next 10 days.

https://www.amazon.com/Bellsal-Turntable-Organizer-Removable-Spinning/dp/B091PWV64T/ref=sr\_1\_2\_sspa?dchild=1&keywords=lazy+susan&qid=1634654697&sr=8-2-spons&psc=1&spLa=ZW5jcnlwdGVkUXVhbGlmaWVyPUExU1VLMFBNNEVPTVBOJmVuY3J5cHRl...

Op I'd seriously consider this . I think it has cherry switches, if that interests you.

nope only relegated to a different year, make and model: https://www.amazon.com/Pile-Driver-Control-Spinning-Farting/dp/B075DXXT56

they call it the pile driver -- we can call it the poop mobile

I believe it's called the Husaria Ambassador. I bought it on Amazon at this link: https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0009WSPRO/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_i_PCGAQ22KVYZC274X7PSG?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1

The box also makes it very clear that no child labor went into the making of the set.

lol.....https://www.amazon.com/Helping-Retarded-Know-H-R-Hahn/dp/0570063507 The reviews....."Thanks to Ted Cruz's presidential run, I was able to finally recognize the signs of retardation and how god can help with that."

Both your bishops would be on the same colour.

Play store has ChessCraft an app where you can create your own chess variants (incl. fairy pieces).

It makes no financial sense. Buy 3 copies. One to keep. One to give away. One to have bronzed and wear on a chain. link

Reinfeld's The Complete Chessplayer addresses them in that order. It's meant for beginners, and is in descriptive notation, but with those two caveats it's a good book.