Octopus Overlords

Received a C's in-cluded ve-hicles funding, and.

It really does seem in the age of Twitter news, paying for an editor is a thing of the past. All they needed to do was leave a few key words out, start making a statement one way but finishing it with a clause that was meant to work with statement stated differently, and forget a "no" or "not" and I could have written that.

(Also surprised Michigan is a C's. That's the exact thing we're usually a F's for.)

Funny, as I had the same thought re: their editor.

Rogue hyphens typically appear when someone edits, re-formats, or resizes a PDF. The text re-flows, taking its former line separations with it.

Kraken wrote: ↑Thu May 23, 2019 7:16 pm Rogue hyphens typically appear when someone edits, re-formats, or resizes a PDF. The text re-flows, taking its former line separations with it.

Didn't kerning and justification do away with hyphenation like 25 years ago? The hyphens are just a piece though.