Good luck typing with this font
@MerryBot Did you know that an atbash is a monoalphabetic substitution cipher originally used to encrypt the Hebrew alphabet.
Hey,
Very interesting idea. Just a little note regarding the letters Ww: they look a bit too strong, especially the w. With the M, I would pull the tip, which points downwards, a little lower. Nice work!
Atbash is easier to type now :P
oops, left my auto clicker on, now i posted 3 or 4 times.
Just use a rot-13 converter...
wrong.
inputing {ee} into a rot13 converter gives me {rr}, however typing {rr} gives out "ii"
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@MerryBot Did you know that an atbash is a monoalphabetic substitution cipher originally used to encrypt the Hebrew alphabet.
Hey,
Very interesting idea. Just a little note regarding the letters Ww: they look a bit too strong, especially the w. With the M, I would pull the tip, which points downwards, a little lower.
Nice work!
Atbash is easier to type now :P
oops, left my auto clicker on, now i posted 3 or 4 times.
Just use a rot-13 converter...
wrong.
inputing {ee} into a rot13 converter gives me {rr}, however typing {rr} gives out "ii"
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