This came across our email this week. It seems for a almost two decades, the U.S. State Department has used Times New Roman as their font for high-level internal memos. They decided to change that font to Calibri. (Thank goodness it wasn’t changed to Comic Sans!) Cue the complaints. This change is meant to be easier for visually impaired employees but many don’t think it looks as appealing.

They began using Times New Roman in 2004 when they switched from Courier New 12.

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Hello world! is usually used by programmers when learning a new program. As they tackle a new coding language, the first thing they learn is how to print to a page is “Hello World!”

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