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by a5seo 14y ago
I think this is spot on: the payment system issue is huge. My guess is they just put the listing on flippa to attract attention. I'll bet there have been bids but nobody is paying attention to the listing and accepting them. They certainly
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Vintage Video Game Ads(theverge.com)
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Your Words Matter(salon.com)
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Are Personal Improvement Apps at Odds with Free Will?(theatlantic.com)
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I agree-- the ways it affects your SO's life is impossible to understand. I started a bootstrap startup on the side while married (but before kids) which I eventually sold. Not a huge exit, but we don't have to worry about money anymore. H
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by a5seo 14y ago
That may be true, but Portent is an SEO firm and Ian is addressing a certain type of braindead SEO who jumped on the infographics bandwagon as a link building strategy. They tend to know not, nor care, a thing about visual design of quantit
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by a5seo 14y ago
As someone who attends (and occasionally speaks at) SEO conferences, I can say #1 I'm glad and #2 Google needs to do this MUCH more. There are 2 problems: #1 links are still very potent, #2 JC Penney and Overstock got a public lashin
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by a5seo 14y ago
This is probably the most interesting line from the article: "Ms. Chan reportedly asked Mr. Zuckerberg to sign a relationship agreement before she moved to California several years ago to be with him — outlining issues like how much time th
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Video of Sparefoot.com's codebase evolving over time [video](youtube.com)
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Can Apple Patent the Design of the Macbook Air?(wired.com)
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The Man Who Broke Atlantic City(theatlantic.com)
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by a5seo 15y ago
Take-away: Google is getting a lot more aggressive about using purely algorithmic spam penalties. About 6 months back, they changed the Webmaster Guidelines to specifically make a point that penalties can be either manual OR algorithmic (p
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Oracle, Google Struggle To Explain APIs To Jury(informationweek.com)
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I realize it's easy to craft a story that somehow connects all of your unsuccessful projects into some narrative that indicts your skills. Don't go there. I know it's hard. Just don't. I'm a mentor for a much less prestigious accelerator
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by a5seo 15y ago
If ever there was a sign it's time to short ticker CRM, this is it. The end is neigh. They have become what they set out to destroy.
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Real Time Map of Storm Chasers(tornadovideos.net)
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How Confirmation Bias Shapes the Debate Over Income Inequality(theatlantic.com)
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The 'New Aesthetic' Needs to Get Weirder(theatlantic.com)
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by a5seo 15y ago
You may have a cda section 230 shield since you were merely a user of the comment section, but you are being treated as the speaker of the comment that is their evidence. It's tenuous but worth a try. The ACLU loves CDA cases since under C
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Why Doing Something Today (Even If You Fail) Is Better Than Tomorrow(businessinsider.com)
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Why Don't Young Americans Buy Cars?(theatlantic.com)
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Face It: You're Clinging On to a Zombie Start-Up(online.wsj.com)
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Stop Email Overload - Best Practices(blogs.hbr.org)
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Mobile App Design Principles(apptopia.com)
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How Much Would Mint Be Worth Now? (2011)(blog.redfin.com)
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How to Keep Your Job When You Don't Know What You're Doing(blog.redfin.com)
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Can Anybody Be an Entrepreneur?(cnbc.com)
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Moral Philosophy And Income Inequality(theatlantic.com)
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by a5seo 15y ago
> The answer must be to provide legal services that are at least as convenient as MegaUpload. One thing that makes this hard in reality is that ANY service where people have to pay means people have to SHOP. Which means they have to ma
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by a5seo 15y ago
You can /try/ to negotiate, but you don't have much leverage after the fact. If your BATNA is going bankrupt, you get into a game of brinksmanship. Should you really have to threaten to declare bankruptcy to settle a hospital bill?

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