Tudor's Type
@tudorstype.bsky.social
Type designer looking to find communities about typefaces and type design.
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Don't tell me zodiac signs are inaccurate!?!
September 8, 2025 at 8:41 PM
Don't tell me zodiac signs are inaccurate!?!
yup, the article was quite nice! I read it after quickly yelling out the font in the comments xD
May 23, 2025 at 11:36 AM
yup, the article was quite nice! I read it after quickly yelling out the font in the comments xD
That's Lobster, isn't it?
May 23, 2025 at 9:36 AM
That's Lobster, isn't it?
Adobe CS6 was an 85% perfect product. They have to look busy to keep the money flowing to feed the way-too-huge corporation going.
They could have done a perfect cs7 and be done for a while.
But about 10y of subscriptions and updates and they have gotten it to 75% perfect.
They could have done a perfect cs7 and be done for a while.
But about 10y of subscriptions and updates and they have gotten it to 75% perfect.
April 22, 2025 at 2:06 AM
Adobe CS6 was an 85% perfect product. They have to look busy to keep the money flowing to feed the way-too-huge corporation going.
They could have done a perfect cs7 and be done for a while.
But about 10y of subscriptions and updates and they have gotten it to 75% perfect.
They could have done a perfect cs7 and be done for a while.
But about 10y of subscriptions and updates and they have gotten it to 75% perfect.
They steal from the struggling people, we're just stealing it back.
April 17, 2025 at 9:47 AM
They steal from the struggling people, we're just stealing it back.
Because they have been out of touch with reality for too long to try and come in contact with it now.
April 17, 2025 at 9:27 AM
Because they have been out of touch with reality for too long to try and come in contact with it now.
2) It's a vacuous way-too-oversized corporation that has been way too large for the past 10y.
All they really needed to do was CS7, then slow down the development of new versions to every 3-5y and offer paid for modular functionality for all the extra fluff nobody wants. Downsize and chill.
All they really needed to do was CS7, then slow down the development of new versions to every 3-5y and offer paid for modular functionality for all the extra fluff nobody wants. Downsize and chill.
April 17, 2025 at 9:19 AM
2) It's a vacuous way-too-oversized corporation that has been way too large for the past 10y.
All they really needed to do was CS7, then slow down the development of new versions to every 3-5y and offer paid for modular functionality for all the extra fluff nobody wants. Downsize and chill.
All they really needed to do was CS7, then slow down the development of new versions to every 3-5y and offer paid for modular functionality for all the extra fluff nobody wants. Downsize and chill.
1) They get what they deserve. Metric tons of artists and creators here on which they trained their generative garbage Ai on. And it's the same AI garbage they pushed down everyone's gullet.
It's not as if they have been doing much right before that, either.
It's not as if they have been doing much right before that, either.
April 17, 2025 at 9:15 AM
1) They get what they deserve. Metric tons of artists and creators here on which they trained their generative garbage Ai on. And it's the same AI garbage they pushed down everyone's gullet.
It's not as if they have been doing much right before that, either.
It's not as if they have been doing much right before that, either.
They just adopt every vapid marketing trend on, desperately trying to stay relevant. They did the same with "The Cloud" when every corporatist airhead was hyping it without really knowing what it is and why, and how much people don't want so many cloud services.
April 17, 2025 at 9:05 AM
They just adopt every vapid marketing trend on, desperately trying to stay relevant. They did the same with "The Cloud" when every corporatist airhead was hyping it without really knowing what it is and why, and how much people don't want so many cloud services.
2)
The cloud features could have been a well integrated 10$/month extra feature. Everything you have done since was just grow unnecessarily while extorting the users and making random changes in UI and functionality to seem busy, to legitimise the subscription fees.
Shame on you.
The cloud features could have been a well integrated 10$/month extra feature. Everything you have done since was just grow unnecessarily while extorting the users and making random changes in UI and functionality to seem busy, to legitimise the subscription fees.
Shame on you.
April 8, 2025 at 11:01 PM
2)
The cloud features could have been a well integrated 10$/month extra feature. Everything you have done since was just grow unnecessarily while extorting the users and making random changes in UI and functionality to seem busy, to legitimise the subscription fees.
Shame on you.
The cloud features could have been a well integrated 10$/month extra feature. Everything you have done since was just grow unnecessarily while extorting the users and making random changes in UI and functionality to seem busy, to legitimise the subscription fees.
Shame on you.
There's absolutely no reason for Adobe to be such a large company. Except for corporate greed maybe.
CS6 was already 90% all anyone really asked for, a few tweaks and fixes here and there would have sufficed. A properly done CS7 would have made it too obvious there's no need for yearly releases.
CS6 was already 90% all anyone really asked for, a few tweaks and fixes here and there would have sufficed. A properly done CS7 would have made it too obvious there's no need for yearly releases.
April 8, 2025 at 10:57 PM
There's absolutely no reason for Adobe to be such a large company. Except for corporate greed maybe.
CS6 was already 90% all anyone really asked for, a few tweaks and fixes here and there would have sufficed. A properly done CS7 would have made it too obvious there's no need for yearly releases.
CS6 was already 90% all anyone really asked for, a few tweaks and fixes here and there would have sufficed. A properly done CS7 would have made it too obvious there's no need for yearly releases.
but just the pharmacy signs. we don't want to go into barbershop sign painter territory. those guys are tough.
March 18, 2025 at 8:42 AM
but just the pharmacy signs. we don't want to go into barbershop sign painter territory. those guys are tough.