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- 1New font recreated from Commodore 64 keycap photos▼A font recreated from photographs of classic Commodore 64 keycaps
A new typeface has been released that recreates the lettering on the keys of the classic Commodore 64 home computer, built from photographs of the machine's keycaps. The project is freely available on GitHub. Retro computing fans are praising the effort to preserve the distinctive look of 1980s hardware in digital form.
- 2LibreOffice previews clearer fonts and new Calc features●Lots of improvements coming to # LibreOffice : clearer font substitution, a button in Calc to list sheets, better hyphen
The LibreOffice project has announced a batch of improvements on the way to the free office suite. Planned changes include clearer font substitution for users, a new button in Calc to list all sheets in a spreadsheet, and better hyphenation support in text documents. The details come from the project's September quality assurance and development report, which sums up recent work by volunteers and developers.
- 3Type designer's self-styled 'best stupid font joke' delights readers●I was working on some demo images for my new font and came up with the best stupid font joke today. I may have peaked in
A type designer shared a new font joke while preparing demo images for an upcoming typeface, admitting they may have reached their peak in dumb font humor. The quip has drawn amused engagement from the typography and design community, a crowd known for its appetite for kerning puns and niche lettering wordplay.
- 4Why Editing Existing PDF Text Is Much Harder Than It Looks●Why Editing Existing PDF Text Is Much Harder Than It Looks Editing text sounds simple. You open a document, find a sente
A technical explainer is making the rounds on why editing text in existing PDFs is far harder than people expect. Unlike a normal document, a PDF does not store flowing text that reflows when changed; text is positioned as fixed drawing instructions, so altering one sentence can break spacing, fonts and page layout. The piece walks through why a seemingly simple edit often requires rebuilding parts of the file.
- 5Film Noir Classic Detour's Poster Praised for Striking Design▼Detour (1945) https:// en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Detour_( 1945_film) Weird script-y font aside this is great stuff. Lots of
The 1945 film noir Detour is drawing attention for its poster art, with admirers highlighting its bold composition of clashing diagonals and dramatic imagery, including a figure reaching a lit match over his shoulder. Some note the unusual script-style typography, but overall the design is being celebrated as great work from the era of classic noir.
- 6Runners and cyclists weigh in on Coros GPS watches●Dites, les sportives et sportifs, qui font notamment de course à pied, trail et/ou vélo, gravel, etc… Ça donne quoi Coro
A runner and cyclist is asking fellow athletes for feedback on Coros GPS watches, saying their old Garmin only manages five hours of battery life and they want a modern, reasonably priced replacement. The question, aimed at people doing running, trail, cycling and gravel, invites comparisons between Coros and Garmin for endurance sport tracking.
- 7Commodore 64 Keyboard Font Made Freely Available▼The Commodore 64 Keyboard Font, For Everyone https://hackaday.com/2026/10/07/the-commodore-64-keyboard-font-for-everyone
A project recreating the Commodore 64's iconic keyboard font for general use is drawing attention among retrocomputing enthusiasts. The release makes the distinctive 1980s typeface available to anyone, fitting the open-source and DIY ethos of the community. Nostalgia for classic home computing hardware continues to fuel projects like this, as hobbyists preserve and share design elements from machines like the Commodore 64.
- 8Microsoft Unveils Font Based on Michelangelo's Handwriting●Microsoft Launches Michelangelus Font Inspired by Michelangelo's Handwriting
Microsoft has launched a new typeface called Michelangelus, created from the handwriting of Renaissance artist Michelangelo. The font draws on his letters and manuscripts, bringing his script into digital use. It is being discussed as an unusual blend of art history and modern typography, with reactions mixed between appreciation for the concept and skepticism about its practical appeal.
- 9Remote job listing seeks experienced social media designer▼# вакансия # работа # удалёнка # designer # socialmedia Ищем дизайнера соцсетей. Нам требуется дизайнер, который не перв
A remote vacancy is circulating for a social media designer with hands-on experience. The employer wants someone who can pair colours and fonts, select quality photography, and produce design work and creatives for social networks. The role is advertised under job and remote-work hashtags in Russian.
- 10High-severity Chrome font flaw lets attackers run code▼🚨 EUVD-2026-93749 📊 Score: 8.8/10 (CVSS v3.1) 📦 Product: Chrome 🏢 Vendor: Google 📅 Published: 2026-10-06 | Updated: 2026
A high-severity vulnerability, EUVD-2026-93749, was published for Google Chrome on Windows, scoring 8.8 out of 10 on the CVSS scale. The flaw is a use-after-free bug in Chrome's font handling, and versions before 155.0.8059.39 allowed a remote attacker to execute arbitrary code inside the browser sandbox. Google has issued a fix, and users are being urged to update.
- 11Designer shares third font demo in series●Here's the third of those font demos I made yesterday # font # fonts # typedesign # typography # design # illustration #
A type designer has posted a third font demonstration in a series begun the previous day, showing new lettering work tagged with type design and illustration topics. The piece is being shared within the art community on Mastodon, where font design showcases and work-in-progress demos regularly circulate among designers and illustrators.
- 12E-Readers Shown More Effective than Paper for Some with Dyslexia●E-Readers Are More Effective than Paper for Some with Dyslexia https:// toast.ooo/post/16534931
Discussions online are highlighting research suggesting that e-readers can be more effective than printed paper for some people with dyslexia. Readers are weighing in on how adjustable formatting, such as customised fonts, spacing and shorter line lengths, may help reduce reading difficulties, and what this means for accessibility in schools and publishing.
- 13Israel accused of promoting fake documentary through embassies●⭕ #NAZA : #ISRAËL SPÉCIALISTE DES FAKE NEWS Les ambassades #d’Israël font la promotion d’un faux documentaire intitulé «
French-language social media posts are accusing Israeli embassies of promoting a documentary titled 'NAZA La véritable histoire', allegedly using a title and web address nearly identical to another documentary that describes a military culture of massacres of civilians. Commenters frame the campaign as state-backed disinformation, calling Israel a specialist in fake news and circulating the claims widely in discussions on the Gaza conflict.
- 14New font confuses AI while looking normal to humans●This font looks perfectly normal to humans but wreaks havoc on AI
A newly designed typeface appears ordinary to human readers but causes artificial intelligence systems to misread or fail to process text set in it. The font exploits weaknesses in how AI models recognize characters, raising questions about the robustness of machine vision and text recognition, and about potential adversarial uses against automated systems.
- 15Web radio music curation praised for uncovering hidden gems●🔴 ''Belle découverte ! Les webradios qui prennent le temps de faire de la curation musicale font vraiment la différence.
French-language posts are praising web radios that take the time to curate music properly, highlighting Phasmid as a discovery that surprises and breaks away from the usual sound. Listeners are encouraging such stations to keep sharing rare finds, arguing that thoughtful curation makes a real difference compared with algorithmic playlists.
Repos
- szabadkai/c64-keyboard-font Photo-based reconstruction of classic Commodore 64 keycap lettering, with desktop fonts, webfont, editable outlines, and
- pbakaus/impeccable The design language that makes your AI harness better at design.