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Short answer: "It enabled the ALGOL "and" to be "/\" and the "or" to be "\/"."
to algol ascii character history retrocomputing text ... on 14 February 2018
ripgrep is faster than {grep, ag, git grep, ucg, pt, sift} - Andrew Gallant's Blog
The tool isn't hugely compelling, but the collection of benchmarks for a regexp search engine is interesting.
to benchmarking grep performance search text unix ... on 06 December 2016
Character Encodings For Modern Programmers
A pretty good overview, with some detail of the complete nightmare that dealing with text is on Windows.
"The text mode art preservation network". With Amiga and PC collections.
to amiga ascii demoscene pc retrocomputing text ... on 08 February 2016
Bug 28549 – Gamma-corrected alpha blending for text output
Patch to Cairo do alpha-blending (more or less) correctly for text. I'm somewhat tempted to use this in GARStow's packages, although it's a bit clunky.
to alpha blending cairo fonts gamma graphics rendering text to-package ... on 13 September 2015
PubCSS: Formatting Academic Publications in HTML & CSS | Thomas Park
Nice idea, but: the output looks *terrible*, and it relies on proprietary tools. Maybe if someone knocked up an xmltex-based backend...
to academia css formatting html latex publication text ... on 22 March 2015
Copy, Shake, and Paste: Homebrew Collusion Detection
Scanning for plagiarism (or, rather, repeated text, which I guess would also catch things like university boilerplate as well) in a large corpus of theses.
to academia plagiarism research teaching text ... on 13 March 2015
Butterick’s Practical Typography
I don't agree with all of this (especially the ludicrously huge font sizes it recommends for the web), but there's some good stuff here.
to design font text typography web ... on 13 March 2015
Best of VIM Tips, gVIM's Key Features zzapper
A long list of useful VIM commands, apparently written by someone who uses VIM in much the same way I do (lots of ex commands and a fondness for visual mode).
Whoosh 2.5.6 documentation — Whoosh 2.5.6 documentation
Python library for building free-text search engines. This looks pretty comprehensive.
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tasty by Adam Sampson.