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I'm embarrassed to admit it, but I really can't see past Comic Sans to read the actual content.

• wfn 11y ago
  Some websites seem to use Comic Sans in particular so that folks just looking for form would go away: http://www.libressl.org/ http://www.libressl.org/ (OpenBSD's OpenSSL fork) ;) edit oh no, it seems LibreSSL changed the font! :( But I quite remember it being different (or perhaps it was another website related to the OpenBSD foundation)
  • icebraining 11y ago
    They use it in their papers: http://www.openbsd.org/papers/libtls-fsec-2015/mgp00001.html http://www.openbsd.org/papers/libtls-fsec-2015/mgp00001.html
  • ohitsdom 11y ago
    Interesting. At least their logo is still Comic Sans :) http://www.libressl.org/images/libressl.jpg http://www.libressl.org/images/libressl.jpg
• andreasvc 11y ago
  My advice: simply remove Comic Sans from your computer.
  • toxican 11y ago
    But my email signature!
  • afandian 11y ago
    It's an arms race just as vicious as the adblocker situation. If people block it, eventually it'll show up as as webfont...
• sp332 11y ago
  Safari and Firefox have "reader mode" buttons built-in. Chrome has one too, but you have to enable it. For the desktop version, add --enable-dom-distiller on the command line. For the mobile version, chrome://flags/#enable-reader-mode-toolbar-icon
• deleted 11y ago
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