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by Donzo 10y ago
It appears that these accounts were closed for inactivity: https://productforums.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/adsense/hy0...
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by Donzo 10y ago
Maybe they should be in the Calendar app. But here's the thing: I don't use the Calendar app. I use an analog calendar, the kind that hangs on the kitchen wall. My wife and I can share this calendar seamlessly. It works great for
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by Donzo 10y ago
I am referring to the Google Now app.
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by Donzo 10y ago
I used to love using the "remind me to" command. It was a fast and convenient way to set alarms. Recently, when I attempted to use it on iOS, I was hit with an alert that "reminders have been moved to the Calendar app,"
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There is No Legal Mechanism to Put Something in the Public Domain(rosenlaw.com)
3 points by Donzo 10y ago|1 comments
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by Donzo 10y ago
"Direct ways of transferring wealth between generations never fail." Sure it does. Plenty of heirs "lose the farm." It's been said that the first generation builds the business, the second generation manages it, and
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by Donzo 10y ago
Website, Android, iOS, AND Windows apps...
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Customers with Insane Expectations(chicago.craigslist.org)
14 points by Donzo 10y ago|2 comments
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Google Thwarts “Clickjacking” Technique(adsense.blogspot.com)
1 points by Donzo 11y ago|0 comments
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by Donzo 11y ago
A 1-in-one-million occurrence will happen a thousand times each day when you perform a billion operations.
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by Donzo 11y ago
Wow, every minute lost is so damaging.
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by Donzo 11y ago
It reminds me of Gnoetry, the algorithmicly generated poetry: https://gnoetrydaily.wordpress.com
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by Donzo 11y ago
So true. It is shortsighted to value your readers only for their capacity to view and click advertisements. Readers also act as distribution nodes, sharing content that they find compelling with others who may or may not use ad blockers. Bu
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by Donzo 11y ago
I mean, the US "lost" in the sense that they failed to accomplish whatever vague political goal that they had in mind when they went to war, but if you look at the body count, it's like 10 to 1. Same with all of the other &qu
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by Donzo 11y ago
Pop ups are bad in general. IMO, the worst are the full page, content-blocking, app install requests that appear on thin-content sites. It's preposterous. You've proven that you can't be trusted to present your website conten
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by Donzo 11y ago
In related news, Ejecta 2.0 is now out too, an open source project which lets you bring JavaScript applications to Apple TV as well as iOS. http://impactjs.com/blog/2015/12/ejecta-2-0
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The Absolute Worst Way to Read Typed Array Data With JavaScriptCore(phoboslab.org)
1 points by Donzo 11y ago|1 comments
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by Donzo 11y ago
Not so on social media, however, which makes this election really interesting: we'll be able to see to what extent the old guard (broadcast news networks) reigns supreme.
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by Donzo 11y ago
This is not true, at least not for AdSense. I've found that display advertising, particularly on desktop, outperforms YouTube ads at about 2.5 to 1.
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by Donzo 11y ago
For those interested in learning more about the erosion of the American heartland by the widespread use of prescription narcotics, particularly Oxycontin, I strongly recommend the book "Dreamland," a nonfiction text weaving togeth
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by Donzo 11y ago
I didn't even have to put my device in landscape mode and pinch to read this post title. WTG.
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by Donzo 11y ago
It's harder to catch them. It's pretty easy to comb through fiverr and pick off schmoes advertising fake reviews. Identifying buyers is a different matter entirely. I wouldn't be surprised if Amazon leveraged their position a
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by Donzo 11y ago
Amazon wants to sell digital downloads on their app, and they don't want to give anyone 30%. HBO does not.
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by Donzo 11y ago
It's probably retaliatory due to Apple and Google leveraging their platforms against Amazon's video distribution. It makes sense that they would, in turn, leverage their physical distribution platform against Apple and Google&#x27
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by Donzo 11y ago
Google has recently been sending out warnings to AdSense publishers who serve content to the EU that they will receive a violation if they are not serving these cookie notices. This accounts for the seeming uptick in cookie notices. To my k
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500,000 Canadian Dollars to Turn in Ashley Madison Hackers(cnet.com)
6 points by Donzo 11y ago|0 comments
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by Donzo 11y ago
Publishers have done this to themselves with obstrusive intersitals; slow, over-the-content pop-ups; autoplaying video and audio ads; and other extremely annoying and degrading ad implementations. They have destroyed the browsing experience
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by Donzo 11y ago
One person's notion of "discrimination" is another's notion of "targeting." Perhaps marketers should be able to target the demographics that they are trying to reach. Perhaps the system is working as it was int
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by Donzo 11y ago
Platform snapping... That's a really good idea that I've never noticed. I'm going to experiment with this.
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Reverse Engineering Wipeout(phoboslab.org)
184 points by Donzo 12y ago|27 comments

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