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i'm kidding.
but seriously, which do you find easier to read? |
Easier to read? Monospaced. But I find serif more aesthetically pleasing.
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Im sure I already made this thread. if I didnt then I thought about it and decided better not to.
sans serif on the interents. serif irl. |
i'm really down with verdana and courier
fuck you times new roman |
^ times new roman is useful for some good clean (academic) fun.
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monospaced is not necessarily a serif font as displayed here. the so-called "system" font for example is sans serif AND monospace. Fixedsys is monospaced Fixedsys is monospaced like system i like sans serif fonts more than serif ones on computer, but serif ones better in print. Georgia is a nice computer font though-- like TNR but with horizontal instead of diagonal serifs i refuse to vote on this strange poll. |
I do prefer my dangly bits.
So do the ladies. But Times New Roman particularly reminds me of decades of essay writing about which I have mixed feelings. |
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