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Re: Show HN: I made a site to tell the time in corporate

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I prefer the Swedish site vecka.nu (meaning week.now)

Thanks. This is way better than my current solution, searching "[current_year] week calendar" on Google Images.

I changed the default date format of our internal company home page so instead of "25 February 2025” it reads "Tue week 9, 25 February"

Re: Show HN: I made a site to tell the time in corporate

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Real World aside: The other day I tried to 3D print small text. (Not super small, just the usual 0.4 nozzle size.) Comic Sans worked out best for this due to pretty constant line width.

Comfortaa works well for this: https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Comfortaa

I was once given a 3d print of my name by one of my father's friends who had a 3d printer at home.

I think this was what font they used except they had it all connected , that is if I am typing "test" then t is connected to e and then s and then t , in probably the same font as that of Comfortaa.

Re: Show HN: I made a site to tell the time in corporate

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My boss tells me we need it in Comic Sans for the next meeting with our board of directors. Thank you.

I would like to share the existence of Comic Papyrus: https://befonts.com/comic-papyrus-font-finally.html

It actually looks really good , but I don't see a option to try text like in google fonts for example. Let me see if its on google fonts

Edit:nvm the option to write text is below , I didn't see it. Its kinda cool actually.

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Offset financial years mean your finance people aren’t working furiously between Christmas and New Years getting the EoY stuff done. I feel bad for the ones in my company every year.

Though it means that some years have 53 weeks in.

Don't they any way?
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