hrant Posted November 11, 2012 Posted November 11, 2012 My biases against poorly-made (and often plagiarized) junk, which is the lion's share of free fonts? Thanks for noticing. hhp
Té Rowan Posted November 11, 2012 Posted November 11, 2012 You are a pro fontographer and a commercial developer so I'm not surprised that you have biases against free fonts at all. Still, doing nowt but rant and rave and rail against them and their quality (or lack of same) leads the FOSS guys to thinking you're either bouncing twixt hill and dale or gulping some big-corp's kool-aid, and they will then proceed to ignore you.
hrant Posted November 11, 2012 Posted November 11, 2012 My bias isn't against the pricing - that would be weak. If somebody makes a high-quality product and benefits by giving it away, more power to him*, and to hell with the old farts who don't want to adapt to new realities. The problem isn't the pricing, the problem is pretending the quality is good enough; the problem is dreaming that quality and price are completely detached. * I myself made very little money from Arasan, but the prestige -I mean within the Armenian community- is still going strong after 14 years. And I totally don't mind being ignored by ignorants. Ignoring things -like what actually constitutes quality type- is the ignorer's loss. If you can't tell a good font from a bad one -free or not- you pay for that first and foremost. hhp
Té Rowan Posted November 11, 2012 Posted November 11, 2012 And if that knowledge is kept within a priesthood, less power to everybody. Inquiring minds want to know. With Arasan you clearly did something to improve life, and that is the FOSS world's measure of worth.
hrant Posted November 11, 2012 Posted November 11, 2012 Are you accusing people on Typophile of not sharing knowledge? But nobody is going to gift you power - you will have to work for that. And most people who make free fonts don't want to work very hard at making fonts. Hmmm, human nature perhaps? The fact that Arasan helped Armenians become more able to communicate and publish websites was awesome, and was the reason I did it for cheap. But the truth is nobody's life improved more than my own. And what does not really help Armenian culture is publishing yet more horrible free fonts. Crappy fonts in any script don't really improve life, so they are not worth much. hhp
Renaissance Man Posted November 11, 2012 Posted November 11, 2012 @ hrant: "And most people who make free fonts don't want to work very hard at making fonts." I agree with most of what you've said, but let's not intertwine effort and results too much. It often takes as much effort to produce a bad novel -- or font -- in unskilled hands as it does for a skilled writer or type designer to produce a good novel -- or font. As you said, it's important to "tell a good font from a bad one -- free or not." Since your posts are often met with Reynir's wrath or scorn, I feel that I'm in good company. @ Chris: "Good one, Té!!!" For sophomoric toilet humor? @ Reynir: "There is still a lot of un- and badly-documented slang and jargon out there." You are the only one on this thread that used the term "FOSS" and you never explained what it was.
altsan Posted November 11, 2012 Posted November 11, 2012 As a relative newcomer I can't say I see anything hrant has said here (or in any other thread) to qualify as "ranting and raving"; indeed, his comments generally seem quite fair, if blunt. I've put out a couple of open source fonts, or attempts at fonts, in my time, and I'd be the first to say that they're not up to standard. (I haven't listed them in this thread for good reason!) They were initially designed for my own purposes, at a time when I was totally blundering about blind in terms of design know-how (especially Workplace) - and boy, does it show. I didn't even know what a counter was, let alone understand the first thing about proportion and colour. I've been slowly trying to improve them through constant revision, but looking back at earlier versions makes me want to bang my head against the wall. Suzuran, which has a modest thread going in the serif Critique forum, is my first serious attempt to design a font that I wouldn't be embarrassed to let real designers see. I have no idea if I could ever get it to a stage where it would be worth a commercial release, but profit isn't my motivation at the moment anyway. I guess my point is that a commercial (i.e. cost-money) font is automatically more likely to be competently designed, because if it wasn't it wouldn't be able to sustain itself as a product. Hobbyists designing for fun and education, as I've been, will by default tend to release their work for free if at all.
Té Rowan Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 @Renaissance Man – FOSS is neither undocumented nor badly documented. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_and_open-source_software @Hrant – Do you really think you're the world's only priesthood? And, yes, I noted on re-reading my last that I was saying so. Mea culpa. (That means 'my fault', @Renaissance Man.)
Té Rowan Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Version 1.1 of the font list key coming up: Legend: Fonts: Hr Hair-thin weight UL Ultra-light weight XL Extra-light weight Lt Light weight Th Thin weight Rg Regular weight Bk Book weight Md Medium weight SB Semi-bold (demi-bold) weight Bd Bold weight XB Extra-bold weight UB Ultra-bold weight Hv Heavy weight Bl Black weight I Italic style O Oblique style Cond Condensed width SCond Semi-Condensed width Norm Normal width SExp Semi-Expanded width Exp Expanded width Format: FON Windows bitmap font T1 PostScript Type 1 (ATM font) OTF CFF-flavoured OpenType TTF TrueType or TT-flavoured OpenType WOFF Web Open Font Format (web-only font format) SFD Work file format used by FontForge SFDir Work directory format used by FontForge UFO Work directory format used by RoboFont and others VFB Work file format used by Fontlab Licensing: AFPL The Aladdin Free Public License (Aladdin GhostScript) Apache The Apache License BSDL The BSD License, any version GPL The Free Software Foundation's General Public License GPL2+ Ditto, version 2 or later LPPL The LaTeX Project Public License MITL The MIT License OFL SIL's Open Font License Utopia Adobe's and TUG's collective Utopia licensing Vera Bitstream's licence for the typeface Bitstream Vera Version 1.1 (and hopefully stable) of the ADF font/face list: Noted peculiarities in ADF fonts/faces: 1. AE, Ae, ae, OE, Oe and oe are ligated globally via 'rlig'. - - 8< - - Typeface: Accanthis ADF Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.008 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Light, airy serif; resembles Cloister OldStyle Typeface: Accanthis ADF No2 Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.008 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Light, airy serif; quite garaldish Typeface: Accanthis ADF No3 Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.008 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Blend of Accanthis and Accanthis No2 Typeface: Aurelis ADF No2 Fonts: 7: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI, script I in Cond,Norm,Exp Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.008 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Calligraphic feel Typeface: Baskervald ADF Fonts: 6: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI/Hv/HvO Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.018 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Serif, designed as a Baskerville Typeface: Berenis ADF Pro Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Serif, didone-style Typeface: Electrum ADF Exp Fonts: 8: Lt/LtO/Rg/RgO/SB/SBO/Bd/BdO Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Square, monoline slab-serif; City-like Typeface: Garamond No 8 OSSC Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/SB/SBI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.001 Format: T1 Licensing: AFPL Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: OSF/SC supplement for URW Garamond No 8 Typeface: Gillius ADF Fonts: 8: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI in Cond,Norm Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.009 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Sans-serif, heavily based on Gill Sans Typeface: Gillius ADF No2 Fonts: 8: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI in Cond,Norm Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.009 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Sans-serif, heavily based on Gill Sans Typeface: Ikarius ADF Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.006 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Vestigial serif, inspired by Hypatia Sans Typeface: Ikarius ADF No2 Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.006 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Vestigial serif, var. on Ikarius ADF Typeface: Irianis ADF Fonts: 4(TTC),8(OTF): Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI with separate OSF/SC fonts in OTF Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.006 Format: TTC,OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: A Caslon-like serif Typeface: Irianis ADF Math Fonts: 1: Rg Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.006 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Irialis ADF with math supplement Typeface: Keypad ADF, Keypad ADF No2 Fonts: 2 Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.001 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Pi fonts with keycaps, white and black Typeface: Libris ADF Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.007 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Calligraphic sans-serif, resembles Lydian a lot Typeface: Mekanus ADF Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Slab serif with a typewriter feel Typeface: Mekanus ADF Titling Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Slab serif with a typewriter feel Typeface: MintSpirit ADF Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.004 Format: OTF Licensing: OFL 1.1 Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Sans-serif, blends Ubuntu with Gill Sans Typeface: MintSpirit ADF No2 Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.004 Format: OTF Licensing: OFL 1.1 Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Sans-serif, blends Ubuntu with Gill Sans Typeface: Mintysis ADF Fonts: 6: Rg/RgI/Md/MdI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.002 Format: TTF Licensing: OFL 1.1 Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: TrueType version of MintSpirit ADF Typeface: Neogothis ADF Fonts: 12: Lt/LtI/Rg/RgI/Md/MdI/SB/SBI/Bd/BdI/Hv/HvI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Monoline sans-serif, Bauhaus/Kabel feel Typeface: Oldania ADF Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.006 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Medieval, scribe-like Typeface: Ornements ADF Fonts: 2: One for each format Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.001 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Pi font with clefs, hederae and other ornaments Typeface: Romande ADF Fonts: 7: Rg/RgI/SB/SBI, with Script in I and OSF/SC in Rg/SB Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.010 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Serif with elements of Tiffany and Caslon Typeface: Romande ADF No2 Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/SB/SBI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.010 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Serif with elements of Tiffany and Caslon Typeface: Solothurn ADF Fonts: 6: Rg/RgO/Md/MdO/Bd/BdO Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.004 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Monoline sans-serif novelty face Typeface: Switzera ADF Fonts: 24: Lt/LtI/Rg/RgI/Md/MdI/SB/SBI/Bd/BdI/XB/XBI, Cond(Lt/LtI/Rg/RgI/SB/SBI/Bd/BdI), Exp(Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI) Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: Vera Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Variations on Bitstream Vera Sans: Cond,Norm,Exp Typeface: Symbol ADF Fonts: 4: Arrows/Bullets in either format Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.001 Format: TTF,OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Pi face of arrows and bullets Typeface: Tribun ADF Fonts: 12: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI/XB/XBI, Cond(Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI), Exp(Rg/RgI) Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.017 Format: OTF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Serif, very similar to Times New Roman Typeface: Universalis ADF Fonts: 8: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI in Cond,Norm Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.009 Format: OTF,WOFF Licensing: GPL2+ with font exception Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Geometric sans-serif, inspired by Futura Typeface: URW Classico OSSC Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.001 Format: T1 Licensing: AFPL Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: OSF/SC supplement for URW Classico Typeface: URW Palladio OSSC Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.001 Format: T1 Licensing: AFPL Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: OSF/SC supplement for URW Palladio Typeface: Venturis ADF Fonts: 18: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI for all, plus Hv/HvI for Norm Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: Utopia Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Variations on Adobe Utopia: Norm,Cond,Style,Cond Style Typeface: Venturis ADF Math Fonts: 1: Rg Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.001 Format: OTF Licensing: Utopia Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Venturis with math supplement Typeface: Venturis ADF No2 Fonts: 12: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI for all Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: Utopia Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Variations on Adobe Utopia: Cond, Norm, Medium weight Typeface: Venturis ADF Old Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: Utopia Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Variations on Adobe Utopia: Garalde cues Typeface: Venturis ADF Sans Fonts: 18: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI for all, plus Hv/HvI for Norm Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: Utopia Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Vestigial serif variations on Adobe Utopia: Cond,Norm,Exp and Light weight Typeface: Venturis ADF Sans No2 Fonts: 12: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI for each width Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: Utopia Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Vestigial serif variations on Adobe Utopia: Cond,Norm,Exp Typeface: Venturis ADF Titling Fonts: 5: Varying widths and decoration Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.005 Format: OTF Licensing: Utopia Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Variations on Adobe Utopia: Cap/smallcap titling fonts Typeface: Verana Fonts: 4: Rg/RgI/Bd/BdI Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.002 Format: OTF Licensing: Vera Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Bitstream Vera variant Typeface: Verana Sans Fonts: 8: Rg/RgO/Md/MdO/SB/SBO/Bd/BdO Foundry: Arkandis Digital Foundry (ADF) Home: http://arkandis.tuxfamily.org/ Version: 1.002 Format: OTF Licensing: Vera Designer: Hirwen Harendal Description: Bitstream Vera Sans variant
Chris Dean Posted November 12, 2012 Author Posted November 12, 2012 Awesome. Some questions. Is there a logic to the pattern of some acronyms using a capital and lowercase (Lr) , and some using two capital letters (UL)? Instincts tell me V1.1 won’t be the last time we see this (hopefully ever-growing) list :).
Karl Stange Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Format: FON Windows bitmap font T1 PostScript Type 1 (ATM font) OTF CFF-flavoured OpenType TTF TrueType or TT-flavoured OpenType WOFF Web Open Font Format (web-only font format) SFD Work file format used by FontForge SFDir Work directory format used by FontForge UFO Work directory format used by RoboFont and others VFB Work file format used by Fontlab You could consider adding: TTC TrueType Collection MM/MMM Multiple Master EOT Embedded OpenType SVG Scalable Vector Graphics
Karl Stange Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Is there a logic to the pattern of some acronyms using a capital and lowercase (Lr) , and some using two capital letters (UL)? This distinguishes between abbreviations for single word descriptions of weight/style, such as Hairline (Hr) and multiple word or part descriptions, such as Ultra Light (UL).
Té Rowan Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 @Karl – *blink* *blink* Aiyah! I b4y forgot TTC! And there is a set of TTCs in the list! Major bug! Do multi-master fonts appear in other formats than T1? Or would T1M and/or T1MM cover it all? v1.2 of key: Legend: Fonts: Hr Hair-thin weight UL Ultra-light weight XL Extra-light weight Lt Light weight Th Thin weight Rg Regular weight Bk Book weight Md Medium weight SB Semi-bold (demi-bold) weight Bd Bold weight XB Extra-bold weight UB Ultra-bold weight Hv Heavy weight Bl Black weight I Italic style O Oblique style Cond Condensed width SCond Semi-Condensed width Norm Normal width SExp Semi-Expanded width Exp Expanded width Format: EOT Embedded OpenType (Microsoft's web font format) FON Windows bitmap font MF D. Knuth's Metafont T1 PostScript Type 1 (ATM font) OTF CFF-flavoured OpenType SVG Scalable Vector Graphics (useable as a font format as well) TTC TrueType Collection (a TTF library format) TTF TrueType or TT-flavoured OpenType WOFF Web Open Font Format (web-only font format) SFD Work file format used by FontForge SFDir Work directory format used by FontForge UFO Work directory format used by RoboFont and others VFB Work file format used by Fontlab Licensing: AFPL The Aladdin Free Public License (Aladdin GhostScript) Apache The Apache License BSDL The BSD License, any version GPL The Free Software Foundation's General Public License GPL2+ Ditto, version 2 or later LPPL The LaTeX Project Public License MITL The MIT License OFL SIL's Open Font License Utopia Adobe's and TUG's collective Utopia licensing Vera Bitstream's licence for the typeface Bitstream Vera
hrant Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Cut the "priesthood" crap. People don't have to come together simply to control others; I'm here to learn and help along the things I love. I can do this better by outing poor logic and bad fonts. Again: it's about quality, which comes from talent and effort. Don't shoot the messenger. hhp
Karl Stange Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Do multi-master fonts appear in other formats than T1? Or would T1M and/or T1MM cover it all? They are mostly used for production work these days and I have never seen them offered in this context... Probably best to get some other input on that one.
oldnick Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Don’t shoot the messenger Sage advice: http://www.typophile.com/node/98032
Té Rowan Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 @Karl – A group called Apostrophic Labs did have some multi-master fonts for public consumption. They were all T1 as far as I can tell.
Karl Stange Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 A group called Apostrophic Labs did have some multi-master fonts for public consumption. They were all T1 as far as I can tell. Funny you should mention them, I have been looking at some of their stuff today. It is a little patchy trying to find a good source but I have managed to find a combination of sources, with the one below seeming to be the closest thing to a point of origination: http://apostrophiclab.pedroreina.net/ The links on that page lead to a combination of Windows Type 1, Windows TrueType and Mac Type 1 fonts. I haven't checked all of them but so far no multiple masters.
hrant Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 As an aside, the Apostrophic Labs guy (in effect not really a "group") was a well-known heavy-duty thief back in the day. hhp
Karl Stange Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 As an aside, the Apostrophic Labs guy (in effect not really a "group") was a well-known heavy-duty thief back in the day. Of font IP or something more physical?
hrant Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Nothing physical that I know of. BTW you don't buy a house with anything physical either. :-) hhp
Karl Stange Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 BTW you don't buy a house with anything physical either. :-) True, but your description brought to mind the image of someone climbing out of a window with a TV in the middle of the night (and I do realise that this alone does not necessarily imply theft) : )
Karl Stange Posted November 12, 2012 Posted November 12, 2012 Somebody please steal my TV! Go rock star, throw it out the window! That or subtly break it...
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