Bought a CD for the first time in ages, and it arrived today. Instead of a jewel case, it came in a cardboard sleeve. Is that standard these days? Makes me feel a bit wistful.
 

GasBandit

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Bought a CD for the first time in ages, and it arrived today. Instead of a jewel case, it came in a cardboard sleeve. Is that standard these days? Makes me feel a bit wistful.
Every once in a while we receive a CD even in a mere paper sleeve, but we do get them occasionally in cardboard sheaths. More than half still come in jewel cases however, when they do come.

MP3s come way more often though.
 

fade

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It's worth noting that the vocal sites that pushed the anti comic sans movement didn't actually hate the font. They just thought it was used far too often in inappropriate settings.
 

Cajungal

Staff member
My boss uses it all the time, but a couple of teachers at our school are dyslexic. I like to think she believes it's helpful.
 
My boss uses it all the time, but a couple of teachers at our school are dyslexic. I like to think she believes it's helpful.
You know, that one's borderline. A clear, simple, friendly looking font being used in a school isn't altogether inappropriate, even if it is a bit unprofessional or unpolished.
 
It's worth noting that the vocal sites that pushed the anti comic sans movement didn't actually hate the font. They just thought it was used far too often in inappropriate settings.
I do have an irrational hatred for the font: I find it so stupid and ugly. I realise that also, yes, you can choose a bad font for a situation, but no, my hatred for it has no bearing in fact or reasonable argumentation: I am a font racist.
 
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