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- suprjamiThis reminds me that as a child I taught myself Tolkien's runes from The Hobbit, which is mostly another substitution of the modern English alphabet:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirth#Runes_from_The_HobbitI got to the point I could read and write without a reference. Not as fast as English but not slow either.Many years later I found a notebook with many pages of things I'd written but had since lost the ability to read again.
- client4This was used in a L05tboy mystery challenge at defcon something like a decade ago. It has made for great trivia ever since.
- SoftTalkerI'm not understanding how this makes it easier to write in the dark. I'd think handwriting in cursive or even printing would work OK. In fact I just tried it and it was perfectly legible.
- dickiedyceAn excellent excuse to pull out the 3-D printer.