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Comment #49166063
> All credit for the original design and build system goes to Belleve Invis and the Iosevka contributors. But no credit or thanks to Neil the designer of Berkeley Mono?
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Comment #49067778
https://fontsinuse.com/uses/19026/blade-runner-title-sequenc...
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Comment #48505058
Originally on iPhone — he used an app called Brushes, by Steve Sprang.
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Comment #47334931
a single font can contain a maximum of about 65000 glyphs, but there are over 150000 defined Unicode glyphs, so a single font of last resort isn’t possible, unfortunately. Complete…
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Comment #46695357
you can use this site to check that the name you choose hasn’t already been taken: https://namecheck.fontdata.com/
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Comment #45713493
The poster for Colossus:Forbin was very disappointing. The title sequence graphics for the movie were great - but the poster doesn’t show a computer at all, although the movie is a…
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Comment #44788393
I suspect that few professional (paid for) adverts use any fonts from dafont.com, and many fonts would anyway be unavailable to ordinary users. The current font recogniser programs…
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Comment #44514586
Interleaf rose and fell spectacularly. Writing the entire user interface code in Common Lisp was an interesting feature.
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Comment #44234656
Unicode doesn’t allow any logos or “personal characters” so it wouldn’t be accepted for inclusion…
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Comment #43976731
perhaps it’s a homage to the famous Helix database (see Wikipedia)
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Comment #41578823
There is some research which suggests that the human brain “learns” to read an unfamiliar font reasonably fluently after about 30 minutes of use, and that recognition continues to …
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Comment #41225730
Font seems to not include the ' ', or '=' characters. I sympathize with font designers, there are so many glyphs you have to stare at - hundred if not thousands - for days and week…
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Comment #39512493
> If you’re wondering why there’s a certain genre of notable in-use of Windsor that’s missing from this review, it isn’t due to oversight—it’s quite intentional.
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Comment #37812934
Overall I think Wezterm has the best font support (and the best support).
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Comment #37738587
It’s not pleasant to read. Strange, since Tonsky is the curator of the Fira Code font, and would presumably be interested in presentation
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Comment #37521563
I think these “ink traps” might be effective on low resolution displays. But yes, those parentheses indicate it’s not a coding font.
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Comment #37459515
Fortunately fonts usually don't contain perfect circles anyway, because the designer will optically correct any circles so that they don't appear to bulge. Kabel is the closest fon…
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Comment #36301429
Only using words, I expect. For example Dennis Rawlins often addressed Owen Gingerich in his publications... eg http://www.dioi.org/sca.htm
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Comment #35940747
My 2008 iMac plays Apple Music in the kitchen at breakfast. It got a new power supply for its 10th birthday...
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Comment #35197179
The UK magazine New Scientist has been collecting occurrences of strange units in newspapers for years, and people often write in with new ones. https://www.newscientist.com/letter…
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Comment #34778963
Another good comparison site: https://devfonts.gafi.dev
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Comment #34381919
don't know, but these Kaktovik numerals were added for Unicode 15 (released September 2022) so it would be a font updated in the last 3 months...
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Comment #34197471
Get it added to the collection at https://24hourtime.info/2022/07/13/the-sun-clock/