MitziMoto

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by MitziMoto 1y ago
Same. Chrome on Manjaro with Wayland, just crashes.
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by MitziMoto 1y ago
My favorite setup so far is using the Claude code extension in VScode. All the power of CC, but it opens files and diffs in VScode. Easy to read and modify as needed.
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by MitziMoto 2y ago
For goodness sake, this is what makes it great! This reminds me so much of the "old" internet where people would just make fun things for the hell of it.
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by MitziMoto 2y ago
To be fair, Google HAS shown "signs" of cracking down on this; but they haven't actually done it in any useful capacity yet. They call it "Site reputation abuse". https://developers.google.com/search
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by MitziMoto 2y ago
This seems like a misunderstanding of Chapman's quote. I don't think he implied a compromise on safety or reliability, just speed and handling.
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by MitziMoto 5y ago
I am curious, did this small business actually provide the service you were searching for or not? If they do, then it sounds like it was ultimately useful.
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by MitziMoto 5y ago
Google has publicly admitted they cannot reliability determine the original source of a peice if content. This is a big problem for content creators.
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by MitziMoto 12y ago
Why are they doing maintenance right smack in the middle of a Monday afternoon!? Losing a crap ton of money right now.
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by MitziMoto 12y ago
> All these resources and can't even distinguish a link farm from a legitimate site? Doesn't sound believable. The Google webspam team seems to prefer psychology over technology to solve the problem, especially recently. Nearly
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by MitziMoto 12y ago
> is it really true that hitting the "Spam" button on a site like Yahoo or Gmail informs the sender of your email address? Yes. The feedback loop shows the sender who marked the mail as spam. > What is a user supposed to d
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by MitziMoto 12y ago
Another problem is that in some mail clients like Outlook.com, the "spam" button is actually labeled "junk". People clicking "junk" probably think they're just deleting an email.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Thanks. If it was just my wife and I like it has been, I wouldn't mind the risk. We've gotten this far. My fear is in hiring a new employee and having their livelihood dependent on my business that has a single point of failure.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
I run an SEO fueled business and it scares the crap out of me; especially as we hire our first full time employee. The fact that Google could literally shut down my business at any time keeps me up at night. My business started as a hobby a
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
And I don't understand why Amazon continues to let it happen. At that volume, surely they must know.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
NASCAR fan here. I think when NASCAR says they are the biggest "spectator" sport they mean that their individual events attract more spectators to one spot than other sports, which for many tracks is absolutely true but misleading
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Where can we send feedback and feature requests? I absolutely love this concept, but it's just lacking what I would call essential features to make it really useable. I'm sure you're working hard on it.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
As an advertiser, Reddit's problem is their ad platform. It is the most awful thing I have ever had the displeasure of losing money with.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Google should offer some kind of revenue sharing (Like Youtube) to the sites it's "stealing" visitors from by showing information directly. And you should have to opt into it through something like webmaster tools.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Jesus, this would be awful. Not every email with an unsubscribe link is spam, not even close. Every time you hit that spam button you put the sender's business in jeopardy. As someone who relies on email to make their business work, I
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
This scares the crap out of me. There are some really shady people in my industry and I'm sure they wouldn't think twice about launching a negative SEO campaign against me. I wish Google and Matt Cutts would address this for real.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
I agree that Rap Genius should have been penalized here, but so should literally every other lyrics site on the net. I've done SEO in hyper competitive spaces in the past and honestly, the system is broken. Google and Cutts love to pre
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Sounds like it was an "accident". The web server served up the source code rather than compiling the PHP, which someone then saved.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Relax, all he said was that it removes the personalization, which it does.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
I disagree. I've been in those "4AM" situations before and handled them well. I can't interview to save my life. These are two completely different mindsets.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Not to mention getting a job or not getting a job has the potential to be life changing . There are very few developer meetings or code reviews that will have such a huge impact on one's quality of life.
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
Your "pretty piece of paper" is essentially like getting your drivers license. It allows you get behind the wheel, but it makes no guarantees you'll be any good at driving. In the end it really doesn't matter much which
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
I will probably get eviscerated for this, but I've always been confused why Reddit was so ugly. I am absolutely NOT a designer in any sense of the word, but here's some things I would change. 1. Change the #0000FF links. Something
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
I recently had to implement search on my product and found Postgres' full-text search to be fairly impressive. More than enough for what I needed. Implemented through the wonderful textacular gem: https://github.com/tex
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
I tend to bounce back and forth between "Impostor syndrome" and "Dunning–Kruger effect". I guess that makes me about average?
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by MitziMoto 13y ago
I honestly cannot figure out which guy (PIH or SG) this article is "making fun of" (maybe it's both?). I've read it twice now, and it can kind of go both ways. Maybe that's the point.

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