Opera 10 will support web fonts/SVG fonts. Whatever that may be.
Besides, nobody wants to see your web sight use this super-special cool font you found on the interbutt one day and likely used without having paid licensing fees.
Also, all the foundries are trying to cook up a new DRM licensing fiasco all over again for font embedding on the web and all the web developers are totally excited about that.
lol internet
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Anonymous2009-03-12 17:05
Wrong. IE supports a proprietary font format.
Firefox 3.1 and Opera 9.6 support CSS3's standard webfonts (supporting OTF and TTF) implementation. IE DOES NOT support webfonts.
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Anonymous2009-03-12 21:16
I use Prince to send PDF files to my professional laser printer loaded with vellum paper of the www pages I wish to visit. Occasionally (this being such an occasion) I dictate a reply to my secretary, which she sends as a HTTP ``POST'', or as a personal e-mail to the Web Master.
A person of my rank should not have their sight offended by bad typography on a bright screen.
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Anonymous2009-03-14 17:54
When I use a website, I don't want eighty EXTRA KILOBYTES of worthless character outlines and kerning data! I just want the plaintext!!
Not a "Frutiger Next Condensed". Not a "Adobe Calson Pro Semibold". Those aren't even WORDS!!!! Arial! Arial! ARIAL IS THE STANDARD!!!
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Anonymous2009-03-14 18:01
I just want the plain text!!
gb2/gopher/ caveman
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Anonymous2009-03-14 20:30
Hey Gopher is awesme! But it gets kinda lonely guys.
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Anonymous2009-03-14 21:19
Gopher would be nice if it didn't have so many libertarians. I've been meaning to set up a server of my own.
Within the Gopher system you need merely to find a Veronica service, and then you will be ready to search through the millions of items of information in gopherspace for the information you seek.