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calligraphy, typography and fonts; i18n, character sets and input methods;
Morse, Braille and sign language;
literacy, history of writing and invented scripts.
These are just a few examples of on-topic subjects.
I am having difficulty interpreting some Hurrian 'transliterations'. The problem is that some readings are outside the Akkadian range, and the texts are too
A Selectric ball carried 92 glyphs, and they were very cleverly designed. Arabic instructional materials from the 1970s were frequently typed that way (see the
Dear Qalamites, While not strictly on-topic, this message (a reply to a message I'd sent) seemed to be of uncommon interest. Mr. Hosny is one of the people who
Someone emailed me a link to an archived version of the gnowledge page, whose old link for both versions of Samyak worked (the Unicode Gallery is not aware of