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Fonts for sale!

After years of work and months of polishing, I’m happy to announce that five of my fonts are now available for purchase at MyFonts.com! Between now and March 10th, you can get any of these fonts for 30% by entering the promotion / gift certificate code BLOGMAR10 at checkout.

If anyone has any problems whatsoever ordering these fonts or getting the promotional discount, email me.

Tracer T

I gotta get me a copy of this “Tracer T” program:

I’ve heard you can also use a program called “Pin G” to view people’s PIN numbers.

(note: if you’re not a hacker this will make zero sense to you, but trust me, it’s hilarious.)

What remains to be discovered

Sci Du Jour asks:

What technological/scientific advances/discoveries are you most looking forward to in the next 25 years?

A few years ago I read John Maddox’s What Remains to Be Discovered: Mapping the Secrets of the Universe, the Origins of Life, and the Future of the Human Race (Amazon link). It’s an amazingly broad survey of all the bleeding edges of science and tech today. I most remember the bits about materials tech—all sorts of new materials, super sticky glue, super strong lightweight materials, materials with memory and self-healing properties, are just on the horizon.