Courier Prime is a new version of IBM's classic public domain typeface, redesigned by Quote-Unquote Apps to look good in print and on-screen. I'm a big fan of the original, whose legendary legibility was hampered by pixelation until "retina" displays came along–so it seems due a comeback!
Courier Prime
Adobe ends support for Type 1 fonts
Type 1 fonts, the kind that came with Macs in the 1990s, will no longer be supported by Adobe software. Unless you've been around a long while, chances are this… READ THE REST
Dotsies: a font that radically compresses text into the minimum possible number of pixels
Dotsies is a font that uses dots instead of letters: in effect, a substitution cipher using the minimum possible number of pixels to legibly (once you've learned it) represent the… READ THE REST
Online chiptune player looks the part
Chip Player JS is a pixel-perfect web-based music player by Matthew Montag that has many of your favorite 90's-era .mods and .mids built-in. There's even a visualizer! Powered by Game… READ THE REST
This bundle will make your photos look better than ever for only $79
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Get this refurbished 5th Generation MacBook Air for only $247.99
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Fill your space with vivid colors from this galaxy lamp, now only $40
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