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03/09/2026
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Mixfont has released “Decoy Font,” a typeface designed to show one message to humans and another to image recognition AI.

The font overlays normal letters with thinly outlined decoy characters, causing systems such as ChatGPT and Gemini to focus on the false text while people can read the original from a distance or by squinting.

Decoy Font is available in TTF format and can be used like a regular font.

However, AI systems using image-processing tools, code ex*****on, or prompts designed to detect hidden characters may still recover the original message.

Source: GIGAZINE

Booyah!
07/06/2026

Booyah!

The assignment seemed simple. Draw a hat. Any hat. Whatever your imagination could dream up.

The students went wild. A pizza hat. A unicorn hat with rainbow hair. A hat shaped like a rocket ship. A hat covered in glittery fish. Pages and pages of crayon dreams.

Then school break started. Most teachers would grade the drawings, post them on a bulletin board, and move on.

Ashley Lowry did something else.

She took every single drawing home. She studied each design. Then she got to work. Fabric. Needle. Thread. Glue. Glitter. Hours of cutting, sewing, and shaping. She made each child's crayon sketch into a real, wearable hat.

When the students returned from break, they found their dream hats waiting for them. Not pictures of hats. Not close enough versions. The exact hats they had drawn. Pizza slice on top. Unicorn mane flowing. Rocket ship standing tall.

The children cried. The parents cried. The internet cried.

Here is why this story hits so hard. Teachers are underpaid, overworked, and constantly told to do more with less. Ashley Lowry was not asked to make the hats. No one gave her extra money or extra time. She just decided that her students' ideas mattered enough to become real.

That is teaching. Not curriculum. Not test scores. Seeing a child's imagination and refusing to let it stay on paper.

25/05/2026

The poemwriting is not goingwell today.

13/05/2026

This Is How I Remember Languages Visually

06/05/2026

Struggling to remember Spanish words?

You need to learn how your brain likes to learn and play.

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