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curiousigor
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About curiousigor
I also build things for the web.
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Socials: - bsky.app/profile/igorstumberger.com - github.com/curiousigor - linkedin.com/in/igorstumberger
Interests: Technology, UI/UX Design, Web Development
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I had a similar experience but with design software (which I pirated at the time since I just didn't have the money to buy stuff from Adobe). I'd install Photoshop and Illustrator …
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https://igorstumberger.com
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Comment #43973433
It shouldn't and doesn't for me at the moment. Is this still the case on your side?
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Comment #43973288
“Kruh” means bread in Slovenian, so “making bread” with the product seems fitting :D
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Comment #43972988
Built a free product ( https://heymeta.com ) to solve my own problem and posted it here on HN and Reddit as well as Product Hunt (that was in 2018 when it was still relevant). Curr…
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Comment #43824914
Thanks :)
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Comment #43818809
Working out some smaller bugs of my meta tags checker / builder HeyMeta, which I've rebuilt in Svelte (prevously used Node.js for both FE and BE and it was buggy as hell) https://h…
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Comment #43554096
It seems like the website is region locked? I haven't seen an 405 error mentioning a specific country yet though, it seemed interesting. https://imgur.com/a/AiY9xMJ
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Comment #42949083
Really good writeup and insights, thanks for this. A friend of mine convinced me to enable kind of "donations" if you will for a free macOS app I've made a some time ago. I was not…
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Comment #41868411
It's PC with Calibre app + USB cable + Kindle = books transferred (not just drag and drop if you thought this as the old fashioned way). It's a step between but think of Calibre as…
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Comment #40934265
Quite honestly I particularly don't care if we stick to summer or winter time. As long as I can wake up consistently at the same time and not have my sleep schedule destroyed for a…
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Comment #40909043
While I'd love to use free tools, these really don't compare to the paid tools like the Affinity suite or Figma for example. Especially in a professional setting as a designer, the…
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Comment #40773003
When I got my dad's old Series 3a, it was one of the coolest things I ever saw. We had a computer at home, so I knew MS-DOS and then Win 3.1, but it was another thing to have a com…
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Comment #39828191
Yup, that's also my assumption of what will happen. Ugh...
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Comment #39521573
What's a use-case for somethings like this? I see this as something that might work well as a front window of a car as an extension for the main display, but not as much as a repla…
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Comment #36811503
Thanks for that. I share your thoughts on the content density in Arc vs Orion. The solution you're proposing (kanban style) is intriguing and something I would find pretty useful. …
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Comment #36798265
What's wrong with Arc in your opinion?
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Comment #36612529
This sounds highly interesting. I'm having a bit of a hard time imagining how this would work for more than let's say 10 rules though, as sometimes they're just not that connected …
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Comment #32479966
I guess you don't have any meetings during the workday. Most coffee shops are just to noisy to have anything close to a meeting. That's at least my experience.
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Comment #30941468
https://igorstumberger.com I'm a product designer who likes to dabble in code too :)
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Comment #29457188
This is me, basically every time. Most of the articles don't get opened.
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Comment #27981716
That's a huge red flag for me though. If you're employed (so not working as a freelancer for the company), the employer is supposed to provide the equipment you can work on. For th…
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