Qiu, from Xband, added that he wishes the government would focus on the whole tourism service industry－not just travel agencies, hotels and attractions, but also villages and homestays that play an ...

Tourists visit Yunshuiyao ancient town in Nanjing county, East China's Fujian province, Aug 17, 2021. [Photo/Xinhua] The tourism industry is trying to protect its hard-earned recovery after a new wave ...

Elite RF, a U.S.-based designer and manufacturer of high-performance RF and microwave power amplifier modules and systems, will showcase its latest innovation, a C-Band amplifier system delivering 5kW ...

XBAND Rough was widely shared and freely available at the time, so it’s entirely possible it just ended up in the mix by accident. Still, the optics are… well, let’s just say they’re not ...

Bluesky user Rib extracted the fonts used in one of the campaign's old PDFs and discovered the pirated font Xband-Rough was used instead of Mr van Rossum's licensed font FF Confidential.

The font that was used is, reportedly FF Confidential, created in 1992 by Just van Rossum. However, internet sleuths on Twitter clone Bluesky found that the font used in the ads may have been XBand ...

“I knew my font was used for the campaign and that a pirated clone named XBand-Rough existed,” he said. “I did not know that the campaign used XBand-Rough and not FF Confidential, though.

A famous anti- piracy campaign from the early 2000s which became a part of pop culture history may have itself have been the product of piracy. Social media users have discovered the font used for ...

While the typeface appears to be the licensed font FF Confidential, it’s allegedly an identical bootlegged version called Xband-Rough. User Rib.gay on Bluesky wrote: ‘By using FontForge on a ...

He said: 'I knew my font was used for the campaign and that a pirated clone named XBand-Rough existed. I did not know that the campaign used XBand-Rough and not FF Confidential, though.

Whether the "You wouldn't steal a car" anti-piracy campaign stole the music is up for debate, but I found today that the font they used throughout was a pirated clone (XBAND Rough) of a real font ...