A google search for the creator of the Comic Sans font, Vincent Connare, triggers a fun google Easter egg.
kridsdale1 2 hours ago|
Made me laugh.
antics9 5 hours ago||
That’s hilarious. I hope to see some fun spinoffs.
Ran comic chat on a freshly installed Win98 (or 95, don’t remember) Pentium II.
thebeardisred 5 hours ago||
Yes… Ha ha ha… YES!
treve 2 hours ago||
I was around 16 when I discovered this, and it was my first IRC client. Didn't fully get what IRC was yet. It felt like a new world opening up.
tsumnia 3 hours ago||
Thanks for the artifact :D
I look forward to seeing someone use this as a pipeline for AI video creation (and I don't see that as a bad thing fyi)
unfunco 5 hours ago||
Only tangentially related, but I'm convinced Comic Sans is the best font option available in Slack, and everyone should try it.
Cshaya 4 hours ago||
I don't know if this is should be called heresy or genius, but I've just updated my Slack for the next 7 days. Let's see how long I last
slylex 4 hours ago||
Comic Mono is the best code font and I will fight anyone who disagrees
stormed 4 hours ago||
Jerk City sends its regards
AshamedCaptain 4 hours ago||
I remember implementing the paper at some point, and though it was fun enough that it would make for a slightly less boring programming project for students.
_0xdd 2 hours ago|
This is very cool. Do V-Chat next!
koenada 1 hour ago|
I was just thinking the same thing. I spent so much time with Comic Chat and V-Chat. V-Chat was mind blowing as a kid.