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by vog
3499 days ago
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> What is this useful for? I suspect it may be used to enforce custom fonts in an old-fashioned way, but nowadays you would simply deliver the font with you site, or use a font service. Or, it could serve as some kind of "copy-protection", but it would not protect against OCR. Thinking more about it, this may be a diabolic way to collect strings from people who want to make them "copy-protectable". So you don't need OCR anymore, but fetch them from the source. ;-) Either way, it's a nice project with a good execution! |
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So basically, the main use-case of Alter is that it lets you tweet code snippets that are a little over 140 characters that are formatted correctly.
It can also be used for more, such as "copy-protection", like you said above.