(via Presentation Zen: Living large: “Takahashi Method” uses king-sized text as a visual ) Takahashi uses only text in his slides. But not just any text — really big text. Huge text. Characters of impressive proportion which rarely number more than ten, usually fewer.
::: {style=“margin-bottom:5px”} If programming languages were religion{target="_blank"} from katherine goodier{target="_blank"} ::: (via If programming languages were religion ) I originally wrote this article in December 15, 2008, and posted it on the Aegisub blog. I’m re-posting it here for archival purposes. — Rodrigo Monteiro ( Source: http://www.slideshare.net/ )
::: {style=“margin-bottom:5px”} O macaco de rabo cortado{target="_blank"} from teresaneves{target="_blank"} ::: (via O macaco de rabo cortado) Internet Archive: https://web.archive.org/web/20160411095831/https://www.slideshare.net/teresaneves/o-macaco-de-rabo-cortado-16342709 ( Source: http://www.slideshare.net/ ) —//— O Macaco de Rabo Cortado, por António Torrado https://www.lapismagico.com/contos-tradicionais/macaco-rabo-cortado/
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