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I really don't look forward to giving everyone the ability to use whatever crazy, hard-on-the-eyes font they want to use. Hitler on fonts: http://www.youtube.
by quoderat 17y ago
I really don't look forward to giving everyone the ability to use whatever crazy, hard-on-the-eyes font they want to use.
Hitler on fonts:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDiDATbIG-o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qDiDATbIG-o
(Not for the humor-challenged.)
- tdoggette 17y agoI prefer to think of this as a way to prevent text in stupid fonts from being useless: at least if it's styled with CSS, you can restyle and copy it, which is a step up from pictures of text.
- thismat 17y agoOh, I think this will be hilarious...Everyone loves to see Comic Sans in every corporate email, because it's a "laid back" font. Now we get to have it plastered all over the web too. Every blogspot blog will not be graced with paragraphs of it.
- callahad 17y agoI think it's great! Yet another tool for quickly answering that age old question: "Is reading this worth my time?"
- robin_reala 17y agoComic Sans is everywhere on the web already - it was part of Microsoft’s Core fonts for the Web package and as such made it onto every Windows system, most Mac systems and any linux system user that wants to grab it from Sourceforge: http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/ http://corefonts.sourceforge.net/
- Semiapies 17y agoEh, Readability (and ~ten other things) can override it if the font choice is bad.