ChristianGeek

Is something defined by its form or its substance?

It’s not even good CGI!

It depends on how recently they came out of the fryer, how fresh the oil is, and the grease-to-salt ratio.

Add 371 99 Cents Only stores to the list (not related to Family Dollar stores).

I use Endel.

(Sorry, meant to reply to the main thread.)

Steve used to excel at it.

I would solve this by not asking for the password and just putting a password placeholder in the generated command.

It also shut down over a year ago (9/1/22).

I’d be interested in talking to the team at Boeing.

Think of anyone you’ve encountered whose native language is different than yours. Chances are they had an accent. The less fluent they were, or the more different their native language was to yours, the thicker the accent. The thicker their accent, the harder they were for you to understand.

It’s at the top of the Hacker News All Time Top Books list referenced above by __rito__.

What about the application to serial criminals, where you have one person committing a series of crimes over time. Wouldn’t geographic profiling and ML be better suited for this?

It depends on exactly what is learned from looking through them. If you end up copying shapes and segments then there are possible grounds for a lawsuit. If you’re able to determine the rules to make a good font from your analysis, however, then nothing is stopping you from applying them.

Hmm, reminds me of a certain movie…

Not if you’ve never heard of them!