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by Festro 2y ago
It's interesting to see sites like this come to realisations that the wider marketing world has been discussing for decades. They even have an ad example (possibly a magazine full-page ad) in the article from 2004, that looks like it b
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by Festro 3y ago
And yet again they don't target the root cause of why people look for pirated content. All they do is encourage pirates to innovate new methods, which they will happily do. To beat the pirates the MPA needs to encourage theaters to off
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by Festro 3y ago
Why is that surprising? And all extortion methods are predatory by their very nature.
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by Festro 3y ago
Did you expect some tamer form of extortion?
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by Festro 3y ago
Ah good catch. Yes, that was my intended meaning.
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by Festro 3y ago
> All that our post-Christian society has delivered so far is confusion, a mental health crisis in the young and the culture wars. I don't think we're far enough past Christian society in Britain to blame atheists/agnostic
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by Festro 3y ago
If I am looking for free educational content I will not pay to look for it. I get that you're attacking the high price point of online courses with your far lower price point, but you're monetising something that doesn't need
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by Festro 3y ago
A company shilling AI powered AI detection tools might not be the most trustworthy source for this kind of information...
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by Festro 3y ago
These findings seems pretty restricted to Craiglist terms which are their own field of SEO spam. Craiglist was used by SEO spammers who created tonnes of spammy ads and links in those ads to feed off Craiglist's former positive SEO. Go
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by Festro 3y ago
This has been around for years. Is there a new update?
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by Festro 3y ago
Good article but it is over a year old now and since it's focussing on what's in fashion, and 'current' valuations it does come across dated itself. It would be interesting to see how this debate has moved on in 1.5 year
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by Festro 3y ago
Nice. Yes, it is a shame that most current keyword tools are bloated and overpriced. This has been the general shift over the past 2 decades or so, from simple cheap tools to enterprise tools with enterprise pricing. What exactly is AI-powe
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by Festro 3y ago
Headline says it was rammed. Article says it was boxed in, escorted and finally came to a halt. Those seem like very different methods on a scale of intensity.
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by Festro 3y ago
But what does it do? The website says nothing of substance, shows no functionality, without a login.
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by Festro 3y ago
Lowest earners don't have enough money to help solve issues causing inequality. More obvious facts at 10.
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by Festro 3y ago
"the ownership of highly valuable and sought-after digital collectibles" One man's trash is another man's treasure.
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by Festro 3y ago
No description of how it works or what it does. Sounds like a bot. Dodgy ethics. Not yet launched. This is just an idea, and possibly a bad one at that. Regardless of morality, if it's a bot posting AI messages based on brand mentions
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by Festro 3y ago
Talk to a marketing agency and get them to audit your site. Some may offer this for free. Free audits aren't as in-depth as proper agency housekeeping reports but it will give you reliable info that's relevant to your site specifi
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by Festro 3y ago
What a weird video. It just lists, selectively, climate predictions that have not come true. It doesn't attempt to ask why they didn't come true (i.e. maybe they were averted through action, or were simply bad predictions) nor doe
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by Festro 3y ago
From the Wikipedia entry: "In 2012 Varsavsky began teaching entrepreneurship at Columbia University in New York City.[19]" So, yes?
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by Festro 3y ago
Is this an Ivy League professor stating that they no longer want to teach students because the quality of graduates is dropping? Sounds like they're calling out their own poor teaching methods?
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by Festro 3y ago
You may be surprised that most fantasy shows do this: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/ReferencedBy/Classica...
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by Festro 3y ago
Good to see actual stats on this to confirm the qualitative headlines we've been seeing for the past few years. The big media brands keep making new subscription services and consumers simply don't have the disposable income to su
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by Festro 3y ago
1) Generic templated site with missing content sections (these sections contain CMS text asking the designer to add content). 2) Spelling and grammatical mistakes everywhere. 3) Statistics with no sources. 4) Mentions using AI to do sensiti
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by Festro 3y ago
Nice that it's quick and free. However, it's very simplistic. Tried prompting to get a top-down view of a log split into 4 quarters and it would generate images with tree rings going the wrong direction, with a huge hole in the mi
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by Festro 3y ago
"You didn't just vote in a way we didn't like. You're also mentally challenged for doing so" Reductive arguing. "The wholesome "democratic spirit" (or rather, the lack thereof) of the modern technocra
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by Festro 3y ago
https://bigpicture.io/ip-to-company-data-api It's one of the H2 headings just over halfway down the page.
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by Festro 3y ago
On your site you say you have "Google Analytics Integration" and you say it's seamless. I made a demo account but can't find the integration nor any documentation on it.
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by Festro 3y ago
For the time invested it's... fine. I'm not really getting the 'social' message from it. It's too complex when shrunk down, just a mess of lines at small sizes that lose their instant recognition value. The colours
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by Festro 3y ago
"If all the world’s cats went vegan, it would save more emissions than those produced by New Zealand" Cats are obligate carnivores. So that's not going to happen without synthetic meat, and then the carbon emission debate is

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