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The team determined how 53BP1 can form liquid droplets: They found that this process requires the participation of other proteins known to support the structure of those highly condensed DNA. But, in turn, they discovered that 53BP1 actually stabilized the gathering of these proteins at these DNA regions, which is important for keeping the overall function of the DNA.

We found some differences between the official font and the main title screen, however. So, our team did some research and discovered three other fonts that are very similar to or very close to the serif-style Neon Genesis Evangelion font. We are showing you the following list, with examples:

We noticed that the intro screen of Evangelion looks a lot like The Reserve Condensed Bold. It matches all the characters. If you examine the font and the intro screen lettering side by side, then you can check the similarity. Please check the image below and make your decision.

On a reserve a "loot run" that takes around 15-20min where I make around 300-500k on Average

This is with me looting the South Pawn,Bunkers, Queen, Bishop. (all keys inclusive). But yea no reason to run it since you make atleast 400k-600k (alot of the times way more) on lighthouse with a 6-9min run with almost 0 risk.

Reserve has the "hardest" extracts imo, where you basically need a Red Rebel or flip the coin with D2 (no pmc uses the train or hermtic door lets be real).

Comparing this to lighthouse where the extracts are easy as fuck almost no danger involved espically if you are just doing your 6-7minute loot run.

Then every "good" loot is behind keys on reserve, where on lighthouse everything is lose loot, and to my knowledge it's also the only map that can spawn military cube either?

How is that in any world comparable, everywhere you go on lighthouse you find good shit.

Let alone the USEC Camp, where you have to flip the coin on reserve if raiders spawned or not you have a 100% chance to farm rogues on lighthouse.

Now you can say well lighthouse is way more contested than reserve! No it's fucking not, ever got to south pawn in the first 1-2minutes? Yea you get rushed by atleast 2-3 people.

Let alone the bunkers, or where you open D2 extract. USEC camp? Yea that is probably way more contested, but if you are just doing your loot run theres almost nothing that can go wrong. Since extracts are so piss easy on this map.

It's not like I don't know where loot spawns on reserve I played thousands of hours on reserve, I know every little spot. It's just so seems so unfair to me that lighthouse is that stacked with loot when you can be lucky on reserve that your marked room gave you more than a chainlet and a PM pistol (or spawns something at all)

PREFERRED METHOD: Files sent by email or supplied on ZIP 100 meg disk (Mac or PC), or CD/DVD in pdf format. Fonts MUST be properly embedded in the document. Any color photos used in the document should be in "eps" or "tif" format and in CMYK mode. Photos should done at 200 dpi. and line art at 1200 dpi. Use Postscript fonts only; do not use TrueType fonts.

QUARK FILES FROM MAC: We accept Quark files (v3.3 or 4.1) on ZIP 100 meg disks or CD/DVD. All fonts and Hi-Res images MUST be included on the disk. Both font components need to be supplied (screen and printer font). No TrueType fonts can be accepted. Any color photos used in the document should be in "eps" or "tiff" format and in CMYK mode. Photos should done at 200 dpi., line art at 1200 dpi. We create pdf files from the Quark originals for pagination.

It is recommended that testing of the files be done prior to us receiving the disk. The document should be opened from the disk on a separate machine and all the links to art should be verified to insure a complete product. We reserve the right to substitute for any font not supplied. It is also recommended that hard copy color photographs be supplied along with the quark document. This allows us to scan the photos ourselves if there is a quality or technical problem.

QUARK FILES FROM PC: We accept Quark files (v3.3 or 4.1) on ZIP 100 meg disks or CD/DVD. All Hi-Res images must be included on the disk. We accept documents using fonts from the list on the 3rd panel of this brochure. Because of our network requirements for our daily paper, we don't accept any fonts not on our network. If you choose to use fonts not on the list, a PDF is the only method we can accept. Any color photos used in the document should be in "eps" or "tif" format and in CMYK mode. Photos are best if done at 200 dpi., line art at 1200 dpi.

It is recommended that testing of the files be done prior to receiving the disk. The document should be opened from the disk on a separate machine and all the links to art should be tested to insure a complete product. We reserve the right to substitute for any font not compatible with our system. It is also recommended that color photographs be supplied along with the quark document. This allows us to scan the photos ourselves if there is a quality or technical problem.

Because of the network requirements for our daily paper, we don't accept any fonts not currently on our network. The list below is the available Post Script fonts we can print from a QuarkXpress file. If your document requires fonts not listed here, a pdf will be the only menthod we can accept. Remember, DO NOT use True Type or any other font type.

The solution to this custom font issue was web fonts. Web fonts enable you to set the font for your text in CSS, using fonts that are available on the web, and are downloaded along with your website as it is accessed. Basic support for web fonts was introduced in Internet Explorer 4.0, released in 1997. However, it took more than a decade for cross-browser support of web fonts to be implemented through the @font-face rule set.

CSS defines five generic names for fonts: serif, sans-serif, monospace, cursive, and fantasy. The exact font face used from these generic names can vary between each browser and each operating system that they are displayed on. It represents a worst-case scenario where the browser tried its best to provide a font that looks appropriate for that category of font. Here is a typical example of a font stack:

Web apps may feel more native if they use a standard system font. For example, the following stack implemented at GitHub targets system fonts available across MacOS, iOS, Windows, Linux, and Android platforms:

If you want to use a different font, then you need to reach for a web font. You can source these fonts from a font repository such as Google Fonts, you can buy them directly from a font foundry (font design studio) such as Hoefler & Co, or find some open source font projects, like Fira Code.

The src property works similarly to the font-family property where you can supply a comma-separated list of sources, and the browser will run through the list until one is found. For example, we can modify our previous example to instruct the browser to look for the local copy first.

When you select your desired font on Google Fonts, it will show you a list of the font type and font weight variants. You can select the variants you are interested in and it will add them to cart. The cart by accessed by clicking the icon in the top right corner:

Inside the cart (right-side of screenshot above), you get two options for embedding your selected fonts to your webpage. You can add it using link element to the HTML, or you can add an @import statement to the CSS. Selecting the option will show you a code snippet that you can copy.

There is a display parameter in the URL, which is used to set the font-display descriptor for the font. This lets you control what happens while the font is unavailable. The value swap gives the font face an extremely small block period (100ms or less is recommended in most cases) and an infinite swap period. Specifying a value other than the default auto is usually appropriate as it does not block processing.

Any font file can be used in your webpage but make sure you check that you have permission from the owner of the typeface. All modern browsers support WOFF and WOFF2 formats. WOFF2 offers typical compression savings of 30 percent. For older or more obscure applications, TTF, EOT, or SVG may be an option.

A web font may take several seconds to download, especially on a slower device or network. Strategies about handling this loading period are quite a deep topic. Zach Leatherman wrote a comprehensive list of font loading strategies that have been widely shared. I will outline the broad strokes here.

Each font file has its own weight (boldness), style (italic slant), stretch, and variants. The browser will attempt its own interpolations if you make adjustments to the CSS without loading an associated font. Rendering will be slower, fonts may look worse, readability could be affected, and widths could be dramatically different and break layouts. For example:

Variable fonts are an evolution of the OpenType font specification that enables many variations of a typeface to be incorporated into a single file, rather than having a separate font file for every width, weight, or style. Now, browser support is almost ubiquitous for variable fonts. 17dc91bb1f