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
"Times New Dumbass" is a font inspired by the owner of Xitter
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Is this the Quake font?
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Thames New Roman: how the famed Doves Type was rescued from the bottom of a river
Early in the 20th century, London printer T.J. Cobden-Sanderson dumped the beautiful Doves Type into the river during a business dispute. As the only lead they had, that meant the… READ THE REST
This $99.99 projector has 36,000 built-in games and Android streaming
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Why rent when you can own Microsoft Office and Windows 11 Pro for $55?
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Stop bike thieves with a hidden SmartCard tracker—3-pack for $79.97!
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