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tobltobs
10y ago
Calligraphr tries to support as much scripts/languages as possible. Persian/Arabian scripts are not supported currently as they are really complicated. At the moment we try to improve the support for Japanese.
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tobltobs
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Calligraphr has a free plan also. And a much better image processing, images taken with a camera are usually good enough, you don't need a scanner anymore. You also can edit characters after importing if there should be some artifacts.
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tobltobs
10y ago
Calligraphr does support something similar. You can create multiple variants of a glyph and Calligraphr then creates OpenType CALT features which select a variant depending on the character which comes before or after.
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Show HN: Calligraphr – Convert your calligraphy into a vector font
(calligraphr.com)
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Wasn't that in Cyprus?
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10y ago
> And that lack of reliability makes it inferior to a good job. Good jobs are hard to come by and can be unreliable also.
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Brit ISP TalkTalk blocks control tool TeamViewer
(theregister.co.uk)
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New version of Google App Engine supports all programming languages
(techcrunch.com)
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10y ago
Uniliteral Renegotiations with those asian TPP members.
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A few examples from what this site defines as a "kept promise": "I'm going to issue our notification of intent to withdraw from the Trans-Pacific Partnership." I am sure this was an incredible difficult problem to s
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10y ago
> this is exactly what I expect a spy agency would be doing Loosing their "cyber" equivalents of atomic bombs after they deemed it unnecessary to improve the protection of the US against such those weapons is what you expect?
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> without some verification of the marriage. Nobody is talking about skipping this part.
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I throw up when I read the arguments used by some of the commenters here how it is ok to deport a mother from her British kids and her husband after a 27 years marriage.
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What baffles me is that in the new Brexit UK it seems not to be enough to be married for 27 years to a British citizen to get a permanent visa or even the citizenship.
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10y ago
But then the cloud might be cheaper again.
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10y ago
> Each Docker EE release is supported and maintained for one year and receives security and critical bugfixes during that period. I thought one of those most important enterprisy things would usually be a long support timeframe. One year
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10y ago
1% might be about the share of developers who work on battery drivers, video codecs or similar stuff which would be perfomance or battery draining relevant.
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The most interesting bit of this article is imho that "Uber will soon be assessing other companies’ compliance with safety rules.": It was in a document Otto had submitted in support of its application to operate the state’
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Why would you have to immigrate _now_ for a marriage certificate? Do you think the situation will worsen even more for couples married after the cut off date?
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10y ago
I was asking for facts, not gut feelings. Can you name any kind of certificate or any other kind of paper a immigrant could get now which would help him in the future?
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10y ago
> ... applies to me. Her actual words, very explicitly, do not. I think you skipped this part: > providing the same was true for UK citizens living in the EU. That means your future in the UK is as safe as some bargain chips can be.
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10y ago
Why? Serious question. What kind of benefit, advantage would they achieve? To my understanding of the UK immigration system there wouldn't be any.
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Trump asks NASA to explore putting crew on rocket's debut flight
(mobile.reuters.com)
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What pattern special to Sweden or Denmark do you see in your Interpol links?
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"I suspect that his [President Trump] actual knowledge of the issue is extremely limited. If it were not for the massive turmoil that could ensue, I would urge him to skip one of his golfing weekends and come to us and see for himself.
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Boilerplate framework?
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Javascript Boilerplate Fatigue
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Massification – Differentiation in Postsecondary Education Worldwide [pdf]
(koerber-stiftung.de)
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Advisory: Java/Python FTP Injections Allow for Firewall Bypass
(blog.blindspotsecurity.com)
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XXE Vulnerability − how to send emails using Java's XML parser
(shiftordie.de)
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