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February 11, 2022 will stand out in the record books for the number of high temperature records set in western Oregon and Washington. In Portland, this is the warmest it's ever been this early in the year. #kgwweather
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philbowell
https://micro.blog/philbowell
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Feb 11
@aaronpk didn’t work for me, none of my stats came across.
If you go clear your localstorage on nytimes then you can use this tool I just made to recreate it!
https://pin13.net/wordle-stats/ -
richText
https://micro.blog/richText
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Feb 11
@manton Josh Wardle mentioned this, and other under-the-hood stuff that I found interesting, on the Syntax podcast this week. (Domain transfer stuff in particular, sounded tricky.)
oh nice, i'll have to give that a listen! -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Feb 11
say... that gives me an idea...
(Warning: don't click this if you haven't already migrated your actual wordle stats)
Open this link and then look at your wordle stats page 📈
https://aaronpk.com/7i1BP
Alright now you can make up your own wordle stats for the nytimes version! Fill out the numbers with whatever you want, then click the link it generates!
https://pin13.net/wordle-stats/
(If you want to overwrite your current nytimes stats you'll need to delete your localstorage first) -
Vittorio
https://twitter.com/vibronet
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Feb 11
Also, if you try to force the transfer to repeat, by navigating again to the old URL, it will still not transfer data, and wipe your new stats in the process. They don’t seem to have put much thoughts on edge cases 😛
That's weird, that's not what happens for me, if the nytimes version has any of its own stats it doesn't overwrite it from the redirect. -
manton
https://micro.blog/manton
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Feb 11
@aaronpk That's cool. I play Wordle on both my phone and laptop, so already my saved data was fragmented and didn't sync up, but nice that NYT thought of this and kept it simple.
With a bit of URL trickery you could combine your stats now thanks to the migration tool! Just make a link that looks like the real one and nytimes will happily use it! -
Aaron Parecki
https://aaronparecki.com/
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Feb 11
Pretty neat trick Wordle used to migrate everyone's saved game state:
The main Wordle site was replaced with a bit of JS that grabs the game data from LocalStorage and puts it in the query string when redirecting to nytimes.
Also notable: that code is vanilla JS, no libraries!
say... that gives me an idea...
(Warning: don't click this if you haven't already migrated your actual wordle stats)
Open this link and then look at your wordle stats page 📈
https://aaronpk.com/7i1BP -
Aaron Hockley 💉😷
https://twitter.com/ahockley
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Feb 11
Makes sense. I bet for most folks the question isn't "is the point and shoot good" but "is it good enough to carry another piece of gear."
Turns out us photo/video nerds are apparently used to carrying a lot of gear. LOL.
Yeah for sure, and frankly I take far more photos with my iPhone because it's always just right there. But if I'm putting any thought into it I will always take a real camera instead. -
Jason Grigsby, ☁4
https://twitter.com/grigs
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Feb 11
I still primarily use the one I have in a tab. The one I added to the home screen was done when I was testing it to see if it was a PWA.
I know that when I eventually get redirected to the NYT site that I will look my streak data so I may switch to the home screen then.
They migrate your saved game state on the redirect! See my last tweet! -
