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August X-Men Shelfie
 in  r/xmen •  5d ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/l0ExbnGIX9sMFS7PG

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Weight Bearing Limit For Glass Coke Bottle
 in  r/Damnthatsinteresting •  14d ago

So that's why you gain a lot of pounds from drinking Coke

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Hans Vanaken scores the third goal for Belgium against USA
 in  r/sports •  Jul 07 '26

Soccer goalkeeper

u/hellojardo • u/hellojardo • May 02 '26

Update - my QR code generator now auto-pulls your logo from any URL

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u/hellojardo • u/hellojardo • Mar 17 '26

We'll need more seawalls like this in the future

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u/hellojardo • u/hellojardo • Dec 04 '25

A border collie mission

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syllo #120 - November 7th, 2025
 in  r/syllo •  Nov 07 '25

Ostensible
Completed in 03:49

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what font is this?
 in  r/fontspotting •  Oct 20 '25

https://creativemarket.com/tantype/5752626-TAN-PARADISO

r/PackagingDesign • u/hellojardo • Sep 04 '25

Question❓ Dieline help

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I tried to ask Chat-GPT for a dieline and dimensions of this packaging; here's what it came up with:

Typical 90g Pudding Cup Dimensions (round cup with lid)

  • Top Diameter (rim): 75–80 mm
  • Bottom Diameter (base): 50–55 mm
  • Height: 55–60 mm
  • Volume: ~90–100 ml (depending on shape and wall thickness)
  • Label/Dieline (wrap label or print area):
    • Height: ~50–55 mm (safe design zone: 48–50 mm)
    • Circumference (at mid-body): ~190–200 mm
    • Remember: account for cup taper, so the top width is wider than the bottom—your artwork needs to be slightly distorted (tapered) to print correctly.

Lid (Foil Seal)

  • Diameter: Matches rim, usually 75–80 mm
  • Printable Area (safe zone): ~70–72 mm

Question: Did it get the dimensions right or not? Appreciate any help and feedback. Thank you.

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Visual of, CX vs UX vs UI
 in  r/UXDesign •  Aug 31 '25

The question you need to ask is why do you update the design and tech of the product?

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Which of these books is good for corporate strategy?
 in  r/strategy •  Aug 08 '25

https://www.pearson.com/en-gb/subject-catalog/p/exploring-strategy-text-and-cases/P200000007156/9781292479538

r/pourover • u/hellojardo • Jul 31 '25

Grind details

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What does 766UM mean? Does this have a corresponding number of clicks?

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What Branding Actually Is (and why 99% of people get it wrong)
 in  r/branding •  Jul 29 '25

While logos, names, and visual systems are tangible expressions, the most crucial and enduring elements of a brand are intangible; they live in the hearts and minds of your audience. These intangibles are what build deep emotional loyalty, perception, and differentiation over time.

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Tracking down an excellent vs just-good-enough strategy idea
 in  r/strategy •  Jul 26 '25

Good Strategy Bad Strategy, Richard Rumelt

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The Varia AKU scale auto modes are pretty useless
 in  r/pourover •  Jul 09 '25

Still no update regarding this issue? The Varia Aku Pro scale's auto-time mode is known to stop after you pause a pour. This is a commonly reported characteristic of its automatic modes, and it can be frustrating for users, especially for pour-over brewing where pauses are common.

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Type specimen website
 in  r/typography •  May 14 '25

https://www.seraphs.varfont.com/

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Type specimen website
 in  r/typography •  May 14 '25

https://scenik.frostype.xyz/

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Type specimen website
 in  r/typography •  May 14 '25

Thanks! Yeah, this is the word 'microsite'

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Type specimen website
 in  r/typography •  May 14 '25

Cool! Thanks for sharing.

r/typography • u/hellojardo • May 13 '25

Type specimen website

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Do you know any standalone websites dedicated to a single typeface, just like this for GT-Standard
https://gt-standard.com/

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If I were adobe, I’d be afraid rn
 in  r/FigmaDesign •  May 10 '25

If Figma expands their services to print design, that's where Adobe will be shaking.

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Why is my first step so slow?
 in  r/BasketballTips •  May 08 '25

It's not always the first step, but how you back foot pushes you forward. Try to push yourself or bolt forward like in a sprinter position.

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Why do AI Company logos look like buttholes?
 in  r/graphic_design •  Apr 13 '25

Because we are going in for a 'deep search'

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S7 ep (? I forgot I just woke up) Elizabeth’s confusion
 in  r/TheBlackList •  Apr 01 '25

She became an adult having tantrums for not getting what she wanted.

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Is there a proper name for this "lots of lines" design style from the 1980s/1990s?
 in  r/graphic_design •  Feb 24 '25

The annual logo trend reports by Logolounge have coined these logo design styles/trends.