Igor Jagec

@igorjagec.com

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Twin Peaks devotee, living between two worlds: UK/EU, Croatian/English, tech/humanities. My life's a bit like a complex tax code, yet it's simple at the same time. I suppose you could call me Schrödinger's Igor. 😂

A dynamic digital illustration based on image_0.png, showing the happy red Ansible robot managing the Windows AD infrastructure with added cooperative details. The holographic tree structure (showing "Active Directory Domain", "AD Users", etc.) is now softly integrated with a large, stylized heart outline. A heart-shaped electrical spark jumps from the robot's finger to the data point on the screen. The speech bubble with "Works like a charm!" remains. In the background, on the glowing circular data portal, the text now reads "Windoze AD" with a small, stylized four-panel window flag, replacing some previous nodes. The background server racks and high-tech blue light environment are preserved, maintaining the energetic and optimistic mood. All text, including 'ANSIBLE' and the infrastructure labels, is sharp and clear.
Streaming app interface showing Mad Men featured under the “For You” section, with the title card displaying “MAD MEN”, a 16+ rating, “2007”, and “Drama”, alongside an image of Don Draper driving a car.
Screenshot of a Pocket Casts episode page showing The Red Room Podcast, episode 168: “Martha Nochimson Twin Peaks Lynch Interview”, with episode artwork, play button, description text, and a date of 24 May 2019.
A pop-up message in Google Sheets shows a blue sparkle icon and the text “Gemini editing requests are only available in English at this time,” with options below for Insert, Copy, a menu button, thumbs up, and thumbs down.
Official key art poster for the drama series "Mad Men," which ran from 2007 to 2015. The iconic high-contrast graphic features a black silhouette of a man in a suit sitting in an armchair facing away from the viewer, holding a cigarette. Below the figure, the main title "MAD MEN" is rendered in large, bold letters, with "MAD" in red and "MEN" in white.
Screenshot from BBC’s Middlemarch (1994), streamed on iPlayer. The image shows a scene from the iconic television adaptation of George Eliot’s novel Middlemarch (published 1871–1872). The characters stand in period costume inside a Victorian sitting room, illustrating the series’ faithful attention to 19th-century social life and atmosphere.
Screenshot of Atlas browser, a new product by OpenAI based on ChatGPT. The screenshot shows Igor Jagec's (the poster) info about when he joined ChatGPT and Atlas browser.
A photo of Laura Dern screaming in David Lynch's Inland Empire (2006).
Screenshot of a European map comparing home ownership rates by country. Eastern Europe is very high: Romania ~96%, Slovakia ~92%, Croatia ~91%, Hungary ~90%, Lithuania ~89%, Poland ~84%, Bulgaria ~84%, Latvia ~82%, Estonia ~81%. Southern Europe is also high: Spain ~76%, Portugal ~74%, Italy ~72%, Greece ~73%. Western and Northern Europe are lower: Germany ~49%, Austria ~51%, Denmark ~59%, France ~65%, UK ~65%, Ireland ~70%, Netherlands ~69%, Belgium ~72%, Sweden ~64%, Finland ~70%, Norway ~82%. The visual highlights a sharp East–West divide in ownership.
A digital illustration in a retro 2000s style, showing an old-school email interface with a large "1 GB" counter. The image has a nostalgic feel, with pixelated fonts and simple icons.
A close-up shot of a Lenovo Chromebook Plus laptop open on a table, showcasing its backlit keyboard and touchpad. The screen is on, but the display contents are out of focus. The laptop is surrounded by a few personal items. Hashtags:
A cartoon-style meme depicts the fundamental particles of an atom. The image shows a large orange circle with a plus sign labelled "PROTON", a large blue sphere labelled "NEUTRON", and a small green circle with a minus sign labelled "ELECTRON". Below these, there is a small red circle with a white 'X' inside it, labelled "CLOSE-AD-BUTTON", poking fun at the difficulty of clicking the small button to close an advert online. The artist's signature, "AchiD", is in the top right corner.
A contemplative woman, dressed in a stylish 1920s flapper dress, stands in a bustling London street. Her expression suggests deep thought and internal struggle, while the background shows horse-drawn carriages, early automobiles, and Art Deco architecture, capturing the vibrant yet complex atmosphere of the era. AI generated by Google Gemini.
A dual screenshot showing a podcast interface. On the left, details for "Lost in the Movies" by Joel Bocko are displayed, with a description mentioning "Short reviews of classic and contemporary films every two weeks." On the right, the details for a specific episode titled "FROM THE ARCHIVE: A Conversation w/ 'Sparkwood and 21: A Twin Peaks Podcast' (Part 1)" are shown, indicating it was released on 6 June 2025 and is 1h 36m long. Episode notes are partially visible, mentioning being hosted by Em and Steve of the Sparkwood and 21 podcast in early 2016 to discuss Twin Peaks.
A close-up photo of a black Kobo Aura HD e-reader held in a hand. The screen displays the home interface with several book covers. The most prominent book, in the top left, is "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn, showing 47% read. Other books visible include "Life on Autopilot" and "Cathedral & Bazaar". The Kobo logo is visible at the bottom of the device.
AI-generated digital painting in the style of David Lynch, featuring the iconic red curtains and zig-zag floor of the Twin Peaks Red Room, rendered with a surreal and moody atmosphere. ai-generated.
An AI-generated, slightly surreal image perfect for a Twin Peaks-themed social media post.
A screenshot of Android 16.