>>108542693
ive never used anything other than the default fonts on windows desu

yours got me intrigued tho, have u actually noticed improvements in reliability when using fast font?
my eye sight is kinda meh so idk maybe it could help me a bit

>>108542693
this font makes me read slower baka

>>108543241
> default fonts on windows desu
Luxury is the default fonts in Postscript.
All you really need in this life is a subset of that—the default fonts from PDF.

>>108542693
fixed, the xterm default, everywhere
ttf fonts literally slow down your terminal
> Fonts are technology
yes
ttf fonts are literally slower to render, fonts shouldn’t run on virtual machines, they literally slow down the software using them
pcf > bdf > ttf

>>108543241
It helps me a lot. Usually I'm a slow reader because my eyes have trouble following the spot I'm reading in the line, especially when looking for the next line without skipping or re-reading the previous line

>>108542693
I think I might have slight dyslexia, but feels like this font is really drilling into my brain.
Might need to actually try out this one.
Not pretty though, that's the downside.

>>108542693
Are you dyslexic OP?

https://opendyslexic.org/

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MS Sans Serif traced to TrueType with simple AI-made script that converts the pixels to vector squares.

Not really, though.

I use Comics Sans postunironically.

>>108543725
Yeah I am. But fast font has an opendyslexic variant also, and that helps even better.
https://github.com/Born2Root/Fast-Font/blob/main/fast-fonts/Fast_OpenDyslexic.ttf

>>108543854
Surprisingly, they say that Comic Sans turned out to be perfect for dyslexia.

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>>108543286
i think its just for dyslexics

>>108543606
yeah see, this guy obviously has dyslexia

>>108544467
I've heard that for Open Sans, and that it's easier to read long numbers. I'm not dyslexic, so it's hard for me to be sure.

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>>108545800
It's definition (ii) and it's a double negative.
Opposite of opposite of literal, or not not literally.
Double negatives are perfectly fine linguistically. See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double_negative

>>108545800
if it’s not a word, why it works when people use it?
> reads like a word, sounds like a word, works like a word…
unironically, it’s a word
I will be happy when it’s added to the dictionary
yeah, unironically :)

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Comfy font

>>108543483
nigga what the fuck is your computer if it can't render fonts instantly, do you seriously live on Pentium III or something?

>>108549994
that's horrible.

>>108550267
No

>>108542693
helvetica, consolas

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https://codeberg.org/problems_available/configs/src/branch/home/private-build-plans.Wub.toml

>>108550520
This is a custom build of iosevka made with https://typeof.net/Iosevka/customizer

>>108550101
my work requires the cpu to be close to 100% most of the time, so the available performance for myself is often close to a pentium III, yes