jamessocol

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   Web App Security Best Practices(coffeeonthekeyboard.com)

   88 points by jamessocol 14y ago|32 comments
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   by jamessocol 14y ago

   I added that in because I thought about it and realized it was true, and it kind of surprised me, too. I get asked for the URL at the end sometimes, or to put that back up or email it out, but never the slides. Which I personally take as ev
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   by jamessocol 14y ago

   If your slides are like this, sure, it'd need to be a multi-post series or an ebook (though, ebook might not be a bad option) or something like how Seth Godin presented his iconic "Really Bad Powerpoint": http://www.sethgodin.com/freeprize
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   by jamessocol 14y ago

   Speaker notes are definitely one option (as is the video mentioned in other comments) but I feel like they're a lazy/weak way of telling the story, compared to actually writing a blog post about the same topic.
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   by jamessocol 14y ago

   That is an awesome idea, I had missed that post of Zach's--which I count as a personal failure.
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   by jamessocol 14y ago

   That's totally fair. With the types of slides I try to make, they're usually legible on the video, but if they aren't, and there is video to accompany them, I'd be happy to share. The point is just getting the whole story, together. And, pe
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   Why I don't put my slides online(coffeeonthekeyboard.com)

   29 points by jamessocol 14y ago|16 comments