Whose demo font is this?
Reykjavik, Iceland
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Sveinbjörn 
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I put the fonts in type.
Reykjavik, Iceland
Reykjavik, Iceland
Was @justvanrossum robbed by anti pirate pirates?
I see everything everyone posts on typo.social. Not only the people I follow.
I usually browse the typo.social server live feed, which shows you the total output of the server.
I rarely check my home feed with the people I follow, since it's a subset of the total here, and the total here is pretty great.
Apple has solved the decades long problem of how to show a thumbs up on screen.
Magic!
Magic!
The Blackberry movie is so good. It’s funny, it has heart, and… it just totally nails it, telling the story in a convincing, non-pandering way.
I expected more slapstick, and even though its funny, its more occupied with incredibly tight pacing and the most rounded, fully formed characters I’ve seen on a movie screen for a very long time.
I expected more slapstick, and even though its funny, its more occupied with incredibly tight pacing and the most rounded, fully formed characters I’ve seen on a movie screen for a very long time.
Fun lil’ earthquake map.
You can almost see the country for the quakes!
Our president found some keys while out walking, posted in his neighborhood facebook group, along with his phone number.
Its not the biggest country.
Its not the biggest country.
Waverse by Typoji is gorgeous. This is so my shit. I’d be jealous but I’m too busy being happy that it exists. Can’t find thwm here to tag, maybe @futurefonts can help out?
I don’t know them, so this is not nepotism. All my other posts are, so I felt I had to clarify that.
Waverse by Typeji - Future Fonts
Waverse is inspired by ocean waves and currents. With its rounded corners and subtle slant, Waverse evokes a gentle, continuous wavy rhythm along the x-height, reminiscent of the undulating waves of the sea. The contrast between the straight stems and the curvilinear rounds gives the typeface a distinct character, as if it's shaped by the movement of the water. It is a reverse contrast typeface that has an open and airy look. The filled-in 'a' and 'e' allows more visual space in the counter, seamlessly integrating with the other letterforms to form an enchanting pattern. The cut-off 'g' and 's' avoid the cramped structure that is commonly seen in reverse contrast typefaces. This feature further enhances the overall airiness of the typeface. Waverse is optimally displayed at both large and medium point sizes.