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What you've quoted does not line up with what you're describing it as.

Just for clarity, the characters I need are æ/ø/å, and this is only missing the å. A little funny, given the font's called Nordwand :D

Looks really nice though. :)

Meanwhile I'm too inept to get WordPress to load dynamic content faster than molasses.

This is relatively useful to know, but I can't help but wonder how people are expected to be able to describe something that they probably have difficulty putting in to words. Maybe it's mostly useful for those who have a design eye, background, or experience.

Curious about this as well, would love some knowledgeable folks to chime in.

Jokes are hard.

Surely it still needs to be connected to something that has a network connection, though? Doesn't really mean much here.

I really loved OiNK and all of that era. Was genuinely gutted when it all fell apart, as it was also about the community of it all. Always wanted a tee - I'm envious.

When waffles and What.cd appeared it seemed to me like waffles would be the long-term successor, but definitely didn't work out that way. Neither ever felt the same, and I wasn't engaged with them like I had been on OiNK.

Nowadays I'm just another streaming service zombie when it comes to music, aside from my old library sitting in Plexamp, like my own little musical time capsule.

I'd probably just accept that I'd hired them through fiverr.

> A site like Ian's Shoelace Site is not representative of its time any more than it is now

It very clearly is, though.

How's that work? Got a link handy to explain to a dummy?

My partner's also a dance, and this is what's always come across from her, too - that you can tell a dancer from a glance in an instant, even on the street. I have a little bit of an eye for it but only by virtue of being around that environment.

(also: ex-pro ballet to HN? Can't imagine there's much crossover in that Venn!)

That's a much worse interaction.

The legibility of that site is incredibly bad.

This is the one I use, too. Learned this and the near-instant one, but this is actually really practical and produces a nice and even knot. Winner!