Let me introduce you to WordStar 4.0, a popular word processor from the early 80s.
1973 Implementation of Wordle was Published by DEC
While some have traced Wordle to Lingo, a game show that started in 1987, they’ve missed an earlier implementation: WORD was published in 101 Computer Games by Digital Equipment Corp. in 1973 and l…
Over 300 words to use instead of said
desktop version of over 300 words to use instead of said by emotion.
WordHippo!
Thesaurus and word tools for your creative needs. Find the word you're looking for!
Escape from Microsoft Word
When I work in Word, for all its dazzling prowess, I can’t escape a faint sense of having entered a closed, rule-bound society. When I write in WordPerfect, with all its scruffy, low-tech simplicity, the world seems more open, a place where endings can’t be predicted, where freedom might be real.
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A delightful language with friendly error messages, great performance, small assets, and no runtime exceptions.
Free WordArt Generator - Create 90s Text Effects Online | Make WordArt
Free Online WordArt Generator - Create Nostalgic 90s Text Effects Instantly. No Photoshop needed! Download as PNG or use in iMessage, Google Docs. The original MS Office retro styles.
State of the Word 2016: Mullenweg Pushes Calypso as Future of WordPress’ Interface, Proposes Major Changes to Release Cycle
Philadelphia welcomed 1,923 attendees to WordCamp US this weekend with an additional 2,028 enthusiasts watching via live stream. Matt Mullenweg delivered his 11th annual State of the Word address t…
Plaintext Productivity | Introduction
The Plaintext Productivity system is a smart way to get organized on Windows, using plaintext files as your trusted system and great software to make it easy.
AT Mot: I rebuilt Wordle on the AT Protocol
Introducing AT Mot, a small ATProto experiment, and a daily word game. Give it a try!
Software Survival 3.0
I spent a lot of time writing software with AI last year, and I had some pretty good successes, notably Beads and Gas Town. I wrote a whole…
Software Survival 3.0
I spent a lot of time writing software with AI last year, and I had some pretty good successes, notably Beads and Gas Town. I wrote a whole…
\robotoslablightdots.tts Technical Report
Text-to-speech (TTS) systems have largely solved intelligibility on standard read-speech benchmarks. What users expect from a modern system is broader: expressive and controllable output, real-time synthesis, and coverage of neutral reading, emotional dialogue, paralinguistic events, singing, and general audio. Current systems pursue this goal along three roughly distinct technical routes, and each route has its own unresolved problem.