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Interesting. Also, many of us use fonts with ligatures, which render as a single character (for example: tt, ti, ff, Th, ffi) Of course, we're taught to parse
by MengerSponge 6y ago
Interesting. Also, many of us use fonts with ligatures, which render as a single character (for example: tt, ti, ff, Th, ffi)
Of course, we're taught to parse that as multiple discrete letters from an early age, so we don't get confused :)