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0 pointstlrobinson9y ago0 comments

Not sure why you're getting downvited, people seem to have missed your clever use of the Cyrillic "o".

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Why is the Cyrillic "o" even a separate glyph/charcode, even though it looks like a regular "o"?

ozim9y ago

Probably because it is rotated 360°.

Because it looks like an "o" in Verdana, but it could look different than the "o" in an other font.

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0 pointstlrobinson9y ago0 comments

Not sure why you're getting downvited, people seem to have missed your clever use of the Cyrillic "o".

Why is the Cyrillic "o" even a separate glyph/charcode, even though it looks like a regular "o"?

ozim9y ago

Probably because it is rotated 360°.

Because it looks like an "o" in Verdana, but it could look different than the "o" in an other font.

j / k navigate · click thread line to collapse