It does have that feel, but it's decidedly cramped compared to, say, the VT100's font, or even that of the VT52, which are both a bit closer to the "server" heritage they are alluding to.
Many other "code page 437" (console graphics fonts) do much better than this for readability at base line-height.
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The line spacing on the site reminds me of 8-bit computers with 8x8 pixel character cells. For example https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpeedScript#/media/File:Speeds...
It does have that feel, but it's decidedly cramped compared to, say, the VT100's font, or even that of the VT52, which are both a bit closer to the "server" heritage they are alluding to.
Many other "code page 437" (console graphics fonts) do much better than this for readability at base line-height.
How do people keep linking to an anchor that doesn't exist? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Speedscript_3.2_for_Commo...
It does exist, it just doesn't get linked in the page. Click on the media item, your URL bar has changed.
I did and I got my link to the File: page. The page source has no element with an id of that value.