Re: footnotes in nodes

Jim Diamond via ntg-context <[email protected]> Mon, 3 Aug 2026 23:08:19 -0300
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On Mon, Aug  3, 2026 at 18:50 (+0200), Hans Hagen wrote:

> On 8/3/2026 6:05 PM, Jim Diamond wrote:

>> If I don't die until my to-do list is cleared off, I'm going to live for a
>> very long time.

> well, if you get invaded ... you're also on the route to greenland ...

It gets a bit cold there in the winter.  Especially in the interior.

>> I hadn't noticed before that the bottom of "o" is lower than the bottom
>> serifs of "n" in LM.  The above "solution" aligns the bottom of the "o" (of
>> "one") with the bottom of the "w" (of "two").  Aligning the bottom serifs
>> of "n" (in "one") to the bottom of "w" (in "two") is left as an exercise to
>> the diligent student.

> yes, the rounding goes below the baseline ... that said: compare the depth
> of cm and lm ... good old tex has a limited number of heights and depths so
> snapping happens which of course you already knew

I did ?

Your statement is interesting, because I've occasionally been told I don't
know stuff by people who know way less than me (about that topic).  Now
here is someone who knows way more about a topic (than I do) saying I know
something.  Perhaps this is an example of some cosmic balancing force.

                                Jim

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