Slant rounds up the most popular monospace fonts good for cranking code. Adobe's Source Code Pro is top of the pile, but Consolas is only a couple of votes off. My favorite? Orator 10 (not Orator Std), an oldie from the Selectric days. [via HN]
The most popular coding fonts
Adobe ends support for Type 1 fonts
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Dotsies: a font that radically compresses text into the minimum possible number of pixels
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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
Save over 50% on the Microsoft Surface Go 1, perfect for students on the go
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Keep things fresh this spring with a $229 lunchbox that heats your food up anywhere
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Spring into pickleball with this power-inducing paddle, now only $120
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