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• RE: The twin in cryptology

  nablator > 03-09-2023, 08:16 PM

  Sometimes the crossbar looks straight at 300 dpi but actually connects at the top. This is 600 dpi enlarged to 900 dpi, f72r2 :
  
     

• RE: The twin in cryptology

  Rafal > 04-09-2023, 04:04 PM

  Well, you are definitely true that these subtle differences do exist.
  Completely different thing is iif they matter
  
  It's a handwriting. Two glyphs representing the same letter will never be the same.
  
  Do you have something more? Some patterns or regularities that you observed?

• RE: The twin in cryptology

  Aga Tentakulus > 04-09-2023, 07:34 PM

     
  There are a few more.
  But many are so rare that they cause confusion rather than being helpful.
  They look almost the same, but the one is too rare.
  Maybe it is a number. So leave it out and don't think about it.

• RE: The twin in cryptology

  Ruby Novacna > 07-09-2023, 04:53 PM

  They look almost the same, but the one is too rare. Maybe it is a number.
  
  The number or a capital letter

• RE: The twin in cryptology

  Aga Tentakulus > 13-09-2023, 11:10 AM

  I'm pretty sure today that one problem is that you can't see properly.
  If you look at the scripture too long, everything becomes blurred and everything looks the same.
  I think LisaFaginDavis has had the same experience. After 20 minutes it's already finished. You can't see the details any more.
  Also in this example, small change, big effect.
  When does a combination become an ending?
  
     
  
  @LisaFaginDavis, is a good idea to include the line number. I spent most of my time trying to find the details again. That's why I do it that way now.
  
  
  And then you have to be aware of the details.
  If you don't know the small differences in today's writing, you simply can't read.
  
     
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