Apple knows that good design is key. If you present the user with a beautiful experience, they will keep coming back, right? That's why they've always spent so much money on having good typesetting. I mean, hey, they kern fonts on screen!
You know when this is really great? When you're viewing source. Today
I was looking at Net::Domain::TLD on the CPAN (the hatefulness of NDT
and the CPAN can wait) and I noticed something...
http://search.cpan.org/src/ALEXP/Net-Domain-TLD-1.5/TLD.pm
These lines:
q{et} => q{Ethiopia},
q{fi} => q{Finland},
didn't line up. Why? Because fi is a kernable letter pair, of course!
Lining up columns is nice and all, but it just doesn't compare to the
awesomeness of having your f dot your i!
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