Isofarro

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Glenn Beck thinks Watch Dogs teaches you how to hack the real world(polygon.com)
3 points by Isofarro 12y ago|1 comments
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by Isofarro 12y ago
Knowing an opening isn't the same as memorising moves. Knowing the opening is more about understanding the position, it's strength and weaknesses, the immediate tactics available, and the natural flow of pieces towards their strat
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by Isofarro 12y ago
This is a good point and find, but is incomplete, it needs the context too. The missing factor is that FIDE took control of the World Championship title in 1946, and implemented a regular cycle of Zonal tournaments, Interzonal tournaments,
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by Isofarro 12y ago
If a "static page SEO" service emits something remotely useful to Googlebot, that's an indication you should have used progressive enhancement from the start.
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Never fall for a custom CMS. Ever.(gadgetopia.com)
4 points by Isofarro 12y ago|0 comments
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Working late, responsibly(dan.carley.co)
26 points by Isofarro 12y ago|11 comments
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Docker: Lightweight Linux containers for consistent development and deployment(linuxjournal.com)
86 points by Isofarro 12y ago|30 comments
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by Isofarro 12y ago
> On the other hand, if you are building Google Maps, then you should build a web application. Google Maps doesn't work when you disable Javascript. The "web application" label you use here means what? That it's okay
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by Isofarro 12y ago
> the websites of the future will be more and more like web applications, and they need dynamic UI. The thing that's stopping us the SEO problem, which I hope is no longer problem anymore with snapsearch. This juxtaposition doesn&#x
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by Isofarro 12y ago
> the goal of Snapsearch is to allow the possibility of going full steam ahead with heavy javascript, and not having to worry about trying to make it all compatible with non-js clients like search engines. The same people who can't
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by Isofarro 12y ago
I'm finding a handy benefit of progressive enhancement is that it forces two distinct server side web-controllers for each piece of functionality - a server-side representation, and an Ajax representation. That's useful in separat
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by Isofarro 12y ago
> Since when are we, web developers, expected to do the search engines' work for them?! The Web is a trifecta of HTTP, URLs and hyperlinks. That is the fundamental baseline of what it is to be Web. That's what makes it accessib
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by Isofarro 12y ago
Yehuda Katz, the lead on Ember.js was categorical about the use of ember.js when you require progressive enhancement: Don't use ember.js. So this is just a case of using the wrong tools for the job, buying the hype without validating t
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by Isofarro 12y ago
> So then what's the difference between disavows and having the links removed? Getting the links removed costs far more time & money. And it gives Google a data mining stream of feedback they can leverage to dish out further pen
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by Isofarro 12y ago
That's where the Google disavow links tool comes in: https://www.google.com/webmasters/tools/disavow-links-main?p... A model is only as good as the information in it. In this case providing details of these s
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by Isofarro 12y ago
The victim site looks at where these newly created back links are coming from, and then reports them to the Google disavow tool and disavow the lot of them. That is the mechanism for dealing with the intent of those links. After a few cases
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by Isofarro 12y ago
We were getting a google-shaped web from the moment SEO started optimising for Google rankings.
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by Isofarro 12y ago
> The model (google's algo) should fit reality. Rather than forcing reality to fit the model. Google's algorithms should reward behaviour that's best for Web users, and penalise behaviour that is worse for Web users. That
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by Isofarro 12y ago
> why can't Google just ignore spammy links instead of penalizing the whole websites and all the websites that link to them You are suggesting an approach where there are no downsides to link spam. Obviously, players of this game wo
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The death of the homepage(martinbelam.com)
45 points by Isofarro 12y ago|13 comments
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Mozilla add HTML5 DRM, sadly but inevitably(kryogenix.org)
3 points by Isofarro 12y ago|0 comments
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The AI behind Watson(aaai.org)
3 points by Isofarro 12y ago|0 comments
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What happens when you let employees vote on an open office?(fastcoexist.com)
2 points by Isofarro 12y ago|1 comments
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No more JS frameworks(bitworking.org)
24 points by Isofarro 12y ago|2 comments
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Should you use HTML5 header and footer?(brucelawson.co.uk)
2 points by Isofarro 12y ago|0 comments
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My favorite debugging tool(us1.campaign-archive1.com)
64 points by Isofarro 12y ago|37 comments
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Levinux – A Tiny Version of Linux for Education(mikelev.in)
91 points by Isofarro 12y ago|27 comments
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by Isofarro 13y ago
Probably the first of only two occurrences where Kasparov's ego-based self-belief collapsed. That mysterious rook move in a drawn endgame spooked him, and seeded the doubt. Doubt is a costly thing in tournament conditions, doubt about
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Digital Electioneering(alexblandford.tumblr.com)
1 points by Isofarro 13y ago|0 comments
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Why screen reader detection on the web is a bad thing(marcozehe.de)
1 points by Isofarro 13y ago|0 comments

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