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Yep ... the first thing I did was to see if he was "eating his own dog-food". As an aside, I'd recommend against putting the linked site on a projector at work
by smoyer 8y ago
Yep ... the first thing I did was to see if he was "eating his own dog-food". As an aside, I'd recommend against putting the linked site on a projector at work (or at least look at it first to determine whether it fits your organization's culture).
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- arkokoley 8y ago> I'd recommend against putting the linked site on a projector at work Is it because of the linked site?
- purerandomness 8y agoIt's because of the linked example in OP's link: https://blog.koley.in/baserock/ https://blog.koley.in/baserock/
- maccard 8y agoYes, definitely. He's talking about [0]. It's really unprofessional (which is a pity because it's impressive!) [0] - https://blog.koley.in/baserock/ https://blog.koley.in/baserock/
- arkokoley 8y ago@purerandomnesss OP here. Copied that from http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com/ I think, I should probably change the text.
- smoyer 8y agoYes ... I didn't even think about the fact that "linked site" is ambiguous in this case. I wonder if you can play the "six degrees of separation" game (Kevin Bacon) with web-sites. How many links do you need to follow to get from any random site to any other? If the web is fully connected, then "linked site" is fully ambiguous!
- youngtaff 8y agoI think most projectors would have a problem displaying the text in a readable way - the line width is so fine