What is your absolute favorite monospaced font?
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What is your absolute favorite monospaced font?
I would like to try it! (if I have never used it...)
@afreytes Comic Mono. I actually like Comic Sans due in part to fond childhood associations with The Sims, on top of that one Vsauce video, though Comic Mono is definitely noticeably removed from Sans.
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@afreytes Comic Mono. I actually like Comic Sans due in part to fond childhood associations with The Sims, on top of that one Vsauce video, though Comic Mono is definitely noticeably removed from Sans.
@lepidotos I don't hate Comic Sans... or Papyrus!
I feel like both have been bullied, and are perhaps victims of their own success, so to speak.
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@Abstract_Bit già.
A onor del vero, è stato quasi sempre lo stesso, chiunque fosse al potere negli ultimi 20-30 anni, tranne, a memoria, cose minori. Potrei ricordarmi male però.
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Today I turn 50. But don't worry, I learnt dealing with myself.
Mentally shaken, physically proven, spiritually unaddicted.
But I'm starting enjoying to be alive.
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@jaredwhite longtime fan of your podcasts, Jared! I still keep "Just a Spec" in my podcast app wishing for new episodes 🤗
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@UltimateHackingKeyboard
Custom-shaped keys and row stagger? Naah
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@krans@mastodon.me.uk That's a real and legitimate grievance, but it's a different argument from the one we were having.
Your employer using LLM translation to cut costs on documentation for a massive Korean customer (while having the resources to do it properly) is a decision made by someone with power, to save money, at the expense of Korean users. That's worth being angry about.
But I'm an individual trying to participate in a public conversation. I can't hire a personal interpreter every time I want to respond to a post. The choice I actually face is: use available tools, or stay silent. Those aren't the same situation, and the same tool can mean very different things depending on who's holding it and why.
If anything, your example reinforces the point. The problem isn't the tool, but it's who gets to decide when it's “good enough.”
