If it doesn't work completely on-device, that's a no-no.

Why not? Russia has elections too.

touche!

More like Rails (well, Laravel) than Django, and not by far as mature yet, but there’s Goravel.

Assuming they always gets to keep it, which I doubt is the case – see my other comment.

Nothing collected directly doesn't necessarily mean nothing collected at all. The turnover subject to said regime still needs to be reported, in higher detail if significant. Although I have no idea what exactly happens with such information, it's not hard to imagine it being used to settle the bill between countries.

I once had the idea to take this to the extreme and make a version where you only control your opponent's pieces, so in terms of this game: blunder after blunder. Hardly having any chess experience, I'm not sure how interesting it would be. There's a good chance it essentially turns the one to start into the winner. Every few moves like here might work a lot better.

Sounds like a similar idea to antichess. Antichess is also (sadly) a solved game assuming perfect play.

antichess is about eating pieces - it differs a lot from standard

the "true answer" is sometimes called misere chess - but it isn't talked about much or as popular

optimal misere strategy seem to be winning (almost) all the pieces - and then forcing checkmate onto yourself with force

Ah, yes! That's pretty much the same then, just rotating the board.

Windows offers several kinds of timers. For example, there's also CreateTimerQueueTimer, which (in contrast to SetTimer) does not require a message loop.

> No such scenario looms in the U.S.

(2022)

You can still use it if you want, but most of the time it’s not needed anymore.

Exactly that. You'll have a harder time not speaking English than not speaking Dutch.