kikito

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   by kikito 14y ago

   Ask for your money back
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   by kikito 14y ago

   How about doing the same without Apache?
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   by kikito 14y ago

   Don't start with rails, start with ruby. Doing otherwise is like trying to learn PHP by looking at the Drupal codebase.
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   by kikito 15y ago

   My favourite C programming trick is having others do the C programming for me.
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   by kikito 15y ago

   I think this problem solves the wrong problems.
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   by kikito 15y ago

   You are welcome, I'm glad you liked it. Here's a dropbox link. It should be there 2-3 weeks. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/18558160/How-to-make-awesome-diagram...
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   by kikito 15y ago

   That was my subconscious. 4 is the maximum, but I'd actually steer more towards 1 or 2 types when possible. If the diagram is very complex and needs more types, I'd try to split it into several slides. I saw the slide and the "visual comple
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   by kikito 15y ago

   Yes, this is something I should have written explicitly. Your advice is spot on, I should have included a "conclusion" in the colors section saying just that.
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   by kikito 15y ago

   Hi pygy! :D I plan to do other awesome stuff
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    by kikito 15y ago

    I used LibreOffice Impress over Ubuntu for that presentation. I try to use the best tool for the job though. Two weeks ago I had to make a code-based introductory presentation and I used showoff instead ( https://github.com/schacon/showoff
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    How to make awesome diagrams for your slides(slideshare.net)

    134 points by kikito 15y ago|23 comments