
i will adjust the kerning a bit more, but otherwise that's the image.
it will have the following placement:

comments? how do you feel about putting a permanent sticker on your thinkpad?


Originally posted by thierry
he sounds like a perfectionist, maybe with an interest in technical things. also, his laptop (am ibm apparently) hasnt got many soft curves but a clear, technical design. i dont really see how this would fit, altough, the name is a womans name so from that perspective its ok.
delicious (a free font) could maybe fit (a little bit less obvious) or PMN caecilia (not a free font) which is a humanistic slab-serif with a lot of character, kinda feminine but not as strong as the typeface he chose, esp. in the stronger weights (55 upwards, the bold weight (75) is lovely).
in the end its his laptop and he likes it like that and wants it like that, who cares… but i'd chose a different typeface (and color) for it, maybe a color fitting one of the four colors of the IBM-thinkpad-mark (just white?).
another good reason to chose a font with less delicate curves than the one he chose is because in this size, plotters will maybe not be able to make such seemless curves all around. i found little bumps in some curves in a ~600pt example set in helvetica neue.
not too sure who wrote that, but i know thats its common on Mitsubishi cars...dsigma6 wrote:naro- it looks like roger waters wrote that..

Another EVO fan here. However, in Malaysia there's lotsa EVO wannabe....where they turn their Wira to WIRALUTION. A monster junk that can smoke a Nissan Skyline.....naro wrote:not too sure who wrote that, but i know thats its common on Mitsubishi cars...dsigma6 wrote:naro- it looks like roger waters wrote that..
i'm an Evo fan... hehe... thats why i put this vinyl on my Thinkpad.
You know, there was a time, sad I know, when HP actually put out advertisements that showed quite a few "kute" and "hep with it" stickers on their laptops. Apparently, one would have thought that HP had lost their minds; although I think that happened when they spun off the lab equipment division and the Reign of Carly.mfratt wrote:Shameful, all of you. Stickers and thinkpads dont mix. You want to sticker up your laptop, go buy a dell or hp.
Generally, it isn't called bashing when they show every sign of deserving such a reputation and no signs of changing.lucas wrote:what's up with the dell bashing?
Possibly, but then again, it does have an actual use as I have used my Thinkpad (quite well as a matter of fact) in such environments; then again, that is a little informative sticker about what may be waiting on the surface of the Thinkpad and what we are talking about is a rather large sticker that is a name. In any case, they are still stickers...So it almost amounts to the same thing I guess, except for a difference of functionality in certain situations.lucas wrote: as for the biohazard stickers, seems a bit nerdy and cliche to me personally.
A very small amount and/or really expensive, probably; but none of the 5 I have had or the 15 I have had, unfortuanately, had to try and fix. I can say that the best part about those was the fact that I currently have no need for a skin graft due to burns and/or explosions from them.lucas wrote:some dell laptops are pretty decent
Well, things can pick up contamination when you work in labs and deal with actual (some engineered) pathogen nasties on a daily/weekly basis. I am pretty sure at least a few microbes have hitched a ride on my T43 (but I wash it down with alcohol and disinfectant periodicallly). So a Biohazard symbol might indeed be a good idea.lucas wrote: and the fact is that your thinkpad isn't actually biohazardous itself
LOL, nah I am fine...dsigma6 wrote:chris, need me to take care of your light work?


I'm sorry, but I think it is hideous. I would never put a sticker on any of my Thinkpads. Just my personal taste though, if you like it go for it. It might also be a nice theft deterrent.lucas wrote:
comments? how do you feel about putting a permanent sticker on your thinkpad?
Is this sarcasm? What do you want? A Toughbook?lucas wrote:don't worry. i already returned my x60s. it wasn't built well enough for me.
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