> 1. Hi! Hope you are doing well.
> 2. I asked a question (very delayed) that was inspired by one of your comments, see https://topanswers.xyz/tex?q=2103.
... posted a couple of comments. I hope somebody more familiar with fonts will post a proper answer.
> 3. I just saw that you are active again on https://tex.stackexchange.com - cool!
Let's see how long :P
Dr. Manuel Kuehner
@samcarter
1. Hi! Hope you are doing well.
2. I asked a question (very delayed) that was inspired by one of your comments, see https://topanswers.xyz/tex?q=2103.
3. I just saw that you are active again on https://tex.stackexchange.com - cool!
Yes! Phinney is well known in the font community, and has branched out in some quite unusual and interesting directions. Thanks!
samcarter
... and this collection of potentially interesting articles https://thefontdetective.com/articles-by/
samcarter
@barbara Maybe you'll find some of the blogs by this font detective interesting https://www.thomasphinney.com/2009/02/bob-hayes-nfl-forgery/
samcarter
Nice comic sans bashing in the first part of this podcast https://audioboom.com/posts/7243055-no-such-thing-as-an-innocent-pisces-sign (the part after that, about Robert Hook, is a bit NSFW)
Oh, that seems to be an interesting project! Thanks for sharing!
JeT
[DataTeX](https://github.com/CSMathematics/DataTex) Looks interesting (?). Do you know any other such tool to manage (in a way that `jabref`) projects with loads (>1500) file ? Candid question...
samcarter
... although personally I'd either leave this task to the pdf viewer or the system. Skim and texstudio both have options to invert the colours in the pdf and with tools like f.lux one can invert the complete display.
samcarter
Package in the ~~spotlight~~: [darkmode](https://ctan.org/pkg/darkmode)