There's just something about fonts that are supposed to look hand-written but are too perfectly curved, every letter looking perfectly consistent, etc, that my brain rejects.
Like when you see CGI or computerised physics in a film that's 90% there, but there's something about it that you can't put your finger on that leaves a somewhat jarring "this isn't right! Something is wrong here!" in my primative monkey brain.
The term you're looking for is "uncanny valley"
I thought that was just for humanoid figures, does it apply to paintings and such too?
There is an interesting video made by a youtube channel called "Stuff Made Here" were he uses a robot hand and a program made to create fonts like they were hand written by humans and the results are impressive.
Damn, gradient and emboss? Put on your shades people.
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There are several monospace adaptations of Comic Sans which are great for use in terminals or IDEs. I particularly like this one:
I... actually never hated Comic Sans and never understood why it was so hated. I mean, at least everyone knows about it.
I always thought the Algerian font was ugly as hell (it probably has nothing to do with Algeria)
Paywalled
I'm silly
Damn, if only OP had listed some way around the paywall…
Ikr? Fuckin op 🙄
I didn't even see it because clicked from the main feed. lol
Thank you!
There's a Reader mode in Firefox/Mull that you press before the page completely loads, i.e. before the wall appears. Works on most sites.
If i were better at frame perfect tricks I'd be a speedrunner.
I can only get it to work sometimes. Pages often load too fast for me... I'm washed up...
There's just something about fonts that are supposed to look hand-written but are too perfectly curved, every letter looking perfectly consistent, etc, that my brain rejects.
Like when you see CGI or computerised physics in a film that's 90% there, but there's something about it that you can't put your finger on that leaves a somewhat jarring "this isn't right! Something is wrong here!" in my primative monkey brain.
The term you're looking for is "uncanny valley"
I thought that was just for humanoid figures, does it apply to paintings and such too?
There is an interesting video made by a youtube channel called "Stuff Made Here" were he uses a robot hand and a program made to create fonts like they were hand written by humans and the results are impressive.