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Have you ever read a book typeset without them? Imagine a dot in fig where the loop of the f conflicts.
by wbl 1y ago
Have you ever read a book typeset without them? Imagine a dot in fig where the loop of the f conflicts.
- jasonthorsness 1y agoThose historical use cases are fine and important, the problem ones are the ones in monospace fonts that change <= to ≤ and that sort of thing, or even crazier abuses like shown here.
- toast0 1y agoI like the dotted i in fig, thank you. Not a big fan of underlines that don't cross descendeds either.