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Feu d'jais 🥑

Just registered my participation at Chess4Pal event, an online chess tournament to raise funds for Palestine. You will be able to watch me play on Twitch (I don't know the channel yet). The event is planned on April 27th at 16:00 CEST.

If you want to donate for Palestine, you can do that during the tournament. You could be willing to give 5€ for everytime I win a game but I'm afraid this won't raise much money considering my chess level. I'll appreciate the level of trust you would have toward me doing so though.

#Chess#Chess4Pal#Palestine
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100% TAX ✅ ✅

Luckily for me this project is open source and it supports ActivityPub so you can play chess right now on the fediverse!

Pretty cool huh?

github.com/stephank/castling.c

If you want a feature you can submit an issue at github.com/stephank/castling.club/issues

The first issue opened was in 2019 and the last one was in 2024.

Now if you're a lichess fan, why not play a game on the fediverse, then import it into a study?

I'll do that 🙂

In this image black is moving the Knight(N) to c6. This is what fediverse chess / "Fedi Chess" looks like... I am black playing against @schuppenvogel@norden.social on the fediverse!
#fediverse#ActivityPub#FLOSS
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the magnificent rhys

My game hasn't been great lately and I'm pretty pants at the best of times, but I've been working on some more creative attacks of the sort I see in puzzles. I love this one — and it was very fun and nerve-racking setting it up.

A screenshot of one of my games on chess.com, the board with white and green squares, the pieces solid black and white. I'm black and the game is even on pieces — we're each two pawns, one knight, and one bishop down. I had a queen-side castle with my pawn wall intact, and I have the rook and queen set up for a skewer on the d-line. The battle took place around the f4 square, with white's pawns approaching the centre and the white queen backing them up. The white king is on D1, their bishop on C1, and my queen on D3 with a white pawn on D2. I'd just lured the white knight onto E1 to attack my queen, which allowed me to move my knight from E4 to C3 for a fun checkmate.
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