That's it. The poster from above helps you in choosing the right font. Hope it helps !
"One day in 1939, Berkeley doctoral candidate George Dantzig arrived late for a statistics class taught by Jerzy Neyman. He copied down the two problems on the blackboard and turned them in a few days later, apologizing for the delay — he’d found them unusually difficult. Distracted, Neyman told him to leave his homework on the desk. On a Sunday morning six weeks later, Neyman banged on Dantzig’s door. The problems that Dantzig had assumed were homework were actually unproved statistical theorems that Neyman had been discussing with the class — and Dantzig had proved both of them. Both were eventually published, with Dantzig as coauthor. “When I began to worry about a thesis topic,” he recalled later, “Neyman just shrugged and told me to wrap the two problems in a binder and he would accept them as my thesis.”"
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ReplyDeletewho does this?
ReplyDeleteWhat, no wingdings?!
ReplyDeletenice one. sometimes it's really hard choosing fonts for different projects.
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ReplyDeleteyup. needs moar comic sans.
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ReplyDeleteThat's pretty cool. I'm always indecisive about fonts, so yeah, this helps
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ReplyDeleteHaha, I just stick to times new roman and be done with it.
ReplyDeleteneeds times new roman
ReplyDeletebesides this post beeing realy informative with all those skematics ,I find that it also looks really nice :D from a contextual point of view.. I thnk it will be a good idea to save it and probably use it as desktop some time in the future :)
ReplyDeleteExtremely useful when writing important things for school 0.0
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