I dislike stickers when they overlap each other and look like a mess, but I like your hexagon approach. How do you get this many hexagonal stickers of uniform shape? Do you print them yourself?
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No, they are all following the standard published format. It is easier to find open source projects that do this, but I know npm, LaunchDarkly, and some other commercial or hybrid companies also use the standard. The laptop in the picture (not mine) has 3 npm stickers, for instance, and a bunch of Ruby stuff, either Ruby itself or conferences.
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I dislike stickers when they overlap each other and look like a mess, but I like your hexagon approach. How do you get this many hexagonal stickers of uniform shape? Do you print them yourself?
No, they are all following the standard published format. It is easier to find open source projects that do this, but I know npm, LaunchDarkly, and some other commercial or hybrid companies also use the standard. The laptop in the picture (not mine) has 3 npm stickers, for instance, and a bunch of Ruby stuff, either Ruby itself or conferences.