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“(added 2017) Reminder: It appears likely that all recent commercial color laser printers print some kind of forensic tracking codes, not necessarily using yellow dots. This is true whether or not those codes are visible to the eye and whether or not the printer models are listed here. This also includes the printers that are listed here as not producing yellow dots.
This list is no longer being updated.”
THANK YOU FOR THE YELLING OF THIS INFORMATION. I CLEARLY WOULD HAVE OVERLOOKED IT LIKE FAINT YELLOW DOTS BUT YOUR CAPS HAVE HELPED ME BETTER APPRECIATE THE CONTENT.
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That's one simplification I think English could use. Having separate lower and uppercase glyphs is an additional complexity that isn't really needed. Languages with Cyrillic do just fine with it.
True until you get to italics or handwriting. O_o
that's how i've been writing since about college, I think. My printed handwriting I mean - I so large/small caps only. It's so much easier to read. but also my handwriting sucks.
It’s was a copy-and-paste from the website, and I fixed it within a minute of commenting. Crazy that you caught it in time.
Federation delays be like that