TCEC - general interest?

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Would you like TCEC to return?

Yes, and I'd donate funds for newer hardware as well
10
10%
Yes, like it was before with the same hardware so no donations
66
63%
No, not really
8
8%
I don't know what TCEC is/was
20
19%
 
Total votes: 104

Paloma
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Post by Paloma »

Great !!
Adam Hair
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Post by Adam Hair »

Martin Thoresen wrote:Something's brewing...
Hope that you are not teasing us :)
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Matthias Gemuh
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Post by Matthias Gemuh »

Adam Hair wrote:
Martin Thoresen wrote:Something's brewing...
Hope that you are not teasing us :)
"Something's brewing..." is how I would announce that my wife is busy in the kitchen. :)
My engine was quite strong till I added knowledge to it.
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Post by noctiferus »

I voted for option number two, but, after thinking again about the choice, I would change my vote to number qne: I feel that I would be ready to pay a small amount of money ( SMALL, please), in order to contribute to the expenses of running this project (electricity, dedicated time, wear out of materials etc...)
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Post by tmokonen »

The old TCEC had both Houdini and Rybka.
Martin Thoresen
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Post by Martin Thoresen »

Martin Thoresen wrote:Something's brewing...
By the way, yeah, some Japanese blogger (?) stole the tcec-chess.org domain so you can expect a new name for my project.
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Post by gerold »

Martin Thoresen wrote:
Martin Thoresen wrote:Something's brewing...
By the way, yeah, some Japanese blogger (?) stole the tcec-chess.org domain so you can expect a new name for my project.
Plus one.
Adam Hair
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Post by Adam Hair »

Martin Thoresen wrote:
Martin Thoresen wrote:Something's brewing...
By the way, yeah, some Japanese blogger (?) stole the tcec-chess.org domain so you can expect a new name for my project.
Consider it a compliment. TCEC was so popular that someone thought that using the domain would help sell more diet products :lol:
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Post by casaschi »

Martin Thoresen wrote:By the way, yeah, some Japanese blogger (?) stole the tcec-chess.org domain so you can expect a new name for my project.
Unfortunately, that is common practice: there are people out there that register domains automatically on expiration; either they assume some of those expired only because the original owner just forgot to renew on time and the original owner might be willing to pay a significant amount of money to get the domain back; or they just hope to attract significant amount of traffic from old bookmarks.
A domain that I used in the past was then offered back to me for about $3000, you can guess my answer :-)
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Post by Martin Thoresen »

casaschi wrote: Unfortunately, that is common practice: there are people out there that register domains automatically on expiration; either they assume some of those expired only because the original owner just forgot to renew on time and the original owner might be willing to pay a significant amount of money to get the domain back; or they just hope to attract significant amount of traffic from old bookmarks.
A domain that I used in the past was then offered back to me for about $3000, you can guess my answer :-)
Paolo,

Haha yeah I can imagine your answer. :)