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The New York Times Purchases Wordle
The New York Times says it has purchased the viral word-guessing game Wordle for "an undisclosed price in the low seven figures." The newspaper says it'll remain "free to play for new and existing players, and no changes will be made to its gameplay." From the report: Josh Wardle, a software engineer in Brooklyn, created the game as a gift for his partner. It was released to the public in October, and ... ⌘ Read more
cc @xuu @lyse @david Oh well, it was fun while it lasted right? 😅 I _assume_ you guys will keep playing the game until the NYT either paywalls it or starts charging money to play? 😅
cc @xuu @lyse @david Oh well, it was fun while it lasted right? 😅 I _assume_ you guys will keep playing the game until the NYT either paywalls it or starts charging money to play? 😅
Should we build a new version? One that'll remain open source and free? 😂
Should we build a new version? One that'll remain open source and free? 😂
I don’t play it. I never did. But there are many clones are there, I imagine. And there will be much more, I am sure. Now, being purchased for the low seven figures ain’t bad!
@prologic Let’s not forget rustle! The best wordle clone in town, that’s for sure!
@prologic Let’s not forget rustle! The best wordle clone in town, that’s for sure!
@prologic Let’s not forget rustle! The best wordle clone in town, that’s for sure!
This one written in Bash, only at 50 lines ain't bad at all! Anyway, I will let the subject die now, LOL. Just saw that one and had to share one last time. Of course, if I come across something smaller (like a tiny executable on assembler, or something like that) I will come back to this.
PD: Oh, and there is Mathler!
@david Nice shell script! It's crazy that one needs quite a bit of code for such a trivial problem.