Author: Frank Phillips
Date: 11:49:52 03/19/03
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On March 19, 2003 at 05:50:05, Edward Seid wrote: >The ChessBrain distributed computing chess project is about to make history. >Based on the Beowulf code, ChessBrain is scheduled to set a new Guiness World >Record for the largest number of computers used to play a single game of chess. > >I've set up the DC team "WINBOARD". So far, 6 team members. > >If you would like to participate, visit the ChessBrain website and download the >client software. Be sure to configure the client and set the team to WINBOARD. > >http://www.chessbrain.net > >Chess Trivia: Beowulf, the engine that powers the ChessBrain PeerNode, is a >Winboard engine. Is it playing any games at the moment - I could watch? There is an account on fics, but it seems unused. Frank
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