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I've rifled through many a programming font, bought Pragmata Pro at one point (as you can see I also like taller fonts), tried many others over the years (Monoid was my previous favorite ligatured font). Iosevka is my current favorite. My customization args are part of my dotfiles repo so I can install it exactly how I like on any new system without effort.

The screenplay will practically write itself.

This section seems to be a direct accusation of attempted obstruction of justice, even though it's unable to be corroborated:

> I had understood the President to be requesting that we drop any investigation of Flynn in connection with false statements about his conversations with the Russian ambassador in December. [...] Regardless, it was very concerning, given the FBI’s role as an independent investigative agency.

It will be interesting to see whether any extra information is provided or deviated from during the live testimony.

I've never seen a language with such a variety of built-in data types (e.g. coordinates, tags, email, url, issues). There's support for IPv4 numbers as a base type (tuples) but I can't tell if there's support for IPv6, which shows the trouble with this approach for the language maintainers.

I tried to register as "sfz-" and also got a 500. Is there a problem with a trailing dash? If so, can you fix my username as well to "sfz"? Thanks!

Is there a recommended way to sync this with a remote server or service? My interest is to share the info between devices. I suppose I could just use a git repo, but wondering if there's a less manual way.

Not quite as much activity as Scala either. I think the good thing is that functional languages as a whole aren't going anywhere, it's just that the jobs for them are spread very thin over several languages.

And not being able to play A-grade games is barely a rounding error in the pros and cons of why most people use Linux, especially in the workplace.