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386 points italophil | 5 comments | 10 Dec 25 00:08 UTC | HN request time: 0.195s | source

1. ivanjermakov ◴[10 Dec 25 23:12 UTC] No.46225350[source]▶

Times New Roman is extremely common and often the only accepted font for official documents and colloquial works in post-soviet countries: https://www.cnews.ru/news/top/2018-12-10_rossijskim_chinovni....

I have only bad memories of using it since I directly associate it with endless formatting fixes for my diploma and course works.

And bad keming. Though, that’s technically not a fault of the font itself.

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4. giantrobot ◴[11 Dec 25 04:40 UTC] No.46227741[source]▶

Subtle and clever. You got a laugh out of me.

5. Fnoord ◴[11 Dec 25 05:05 UTC] No.46227878[source]▶

I chuckle at the thought mr. Putin was unable to parse some important US document, complained, and mr. Trump's minion promptly fixed the issue!

Rubio stages font coup: Times New Roman ousts Calibri