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by arn 7y ago
while true, it is super early in this disease. I'd think outcomes would improve over time as there is more experience, and more medication testing happening right now
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by arn 7y ago
depending on your airline, they may offer credit or let you change your flight without any fees. https://www.delta.com/us/en/advisories/other-alerts/coronavi...
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by arn 7y ago
it is an SEO thing. Avoiding thin-content and adding contextually relevant text for search.
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by arn 7y ago
but that's not the issue here. There is no example where duplicate content is outranking his. In the quoted query, he ranks higher. Beyond that he says he doesn't rank well for "polygraph", but not that it's outran
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by arn 7y ago
ok. then right, it's the vaguer question of whether his site deserves to rank higher than it does for a particular term. on brief glance, it doesn't look like he optimizes for "polygraph". He does rank #1 for antipolygr
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by arn 7y ago
I'm not saying he doesn't have a problem, but his site does appear above the others in search results for that quotation. "The consensus view among scientists is that polygraph testing has no scientific basis" It's
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by arn 11y ago
Here's an entire article on it. Basically, they get more reach on medium then self hosted https://m.signalvnoise.com/signal-v-noise-moves-to-medium-c8...
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by arn 11y ago
Apple usually takes their store down prior to a big event (iPhone 6s pre-orders). This is the first major event since they integrated the store into their regular website (rather than having the store.apple.com subdomain) Clearly, this is
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by arn 11y ago
try a different browser. Someone else mentioned that as an issue too, I suspect a plugin conflict?
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by arn 12y ago
People have always asked for a solid Google Adsense competitor. Maybe this will be it. Though looks like it's not wide open yet, publishers have to apply/ be certified: http://atlassolutions.com/partners/
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by arn 12y ago
They have an ad network but it doesn't necessarily mean they are good at the ad business http://www.macrumors.com/2014/02/18/apple-iad-stingy/ "Apple's unwillingness to share large amounts
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by arn 12y ago
Our original TouchArcade.com logo had a space invader in it. Taito contacted us, liked our site, and gave us a free license. We later changed the logo to avoid that long term dependency. But that was very nice of them.
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by arn 12y ago
Sendinc.com is an option for secure self destructing emails. As much as you trust a 3rd party.
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by arn 12y ago
Great article. Might be hard to get through, so I'll put out this quote which I enjoyed and compelled me to read the rest of it. " Matthews had started a cystic-fibrosis treatment program as a young pulmonary specialist at Babies
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by arn 13y ago
This is a marketing plan, not a business plan. Accept other forms of payment. If you feel strongly about Bitcoin, that's great. Accept it as a payment form. Advertise to all bitcoin savvy users. But you are destining yourself to fa
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by arn 13y ago
is it more work? The CarPlay seems to run on the iPhone and projects to the QNX system. So the car system is just a dumb interface. Update iOS, and you update Carplay. Seems like less work.
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by arn 13y ago
There's been a lot of DDOS's over the past week or so. Amongst others, here's just a quick sampling http://www.aweber.com/blog/email-marketing/from-our-ceo-abou... http://status.mailchimp
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by arn 13y ago
Is that really considered hiding? I expect the unsubscribe link to be a small link in the footer. If it's not, then it's an inconvenience.
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by arn 13y ago
your timeline is wrong. pewdiedie did it well after it was the #1 app on the app store.
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by arn 13y ago
Love the concept. I've thought about comments a lot, and considered this sort of design. in execution, though, it's hard to get used to. Still feel like Slashdot might have had the best comment system yet.
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by arn 13y ago
Ya, but the pew pew video wasn't posted until well after the game hit number 1.
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by arn 13y ago
But he denies that to be the case. And if it was his goal, then why is it pulling it off the app store? Despite how rare it is to have a true grassroots viral hit, I think that's what happened in this case.
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by arn 13y ago
Bad/Funny Flappy Bird reviews became a meme on its own: http://www.thechocolatelabapps.com/is-twitter-the-fuel-behin... So I don't know if it's as simple to suggest it was a pay-for-review scheme, but rather
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by arn 13y ago
You've never heard of it, but you most people here have. Flappy Bird is the most popular app (#1 on iOS App Store) in the world right now, and has been for a month. Realize that, and you have your answer.
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by arn 13y ago
Ya, hard to say. If it really isn't related to your username or identify somehow, it would be hard to think that someone would brute force you specifically. Not that it's a very strong password. https://code.google.com
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by arn 13y ago
1. What was your password? If it's been changed, was completely random, and never used anywhere else, you should have no problem posting it here. 2. There's an Adobe Flash zero-day out there: http://www.macrumors.com&#
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by arn 13y ago
Namecheap controls both the domain name settings and the dns (if you use theirs). The moment you switch the nameservers for the domain, they immediately purge the records from their DNS. So, when you point to new nameservers, anyone pointin
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by arn 13y ago
I liked Namecheap, but have had major issues with their DNS service. you can't switch off of them without downtime. So don't use their dns, otherwise you are locked in. which is kinda shitty.
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New iOS Swiping Keyboard Capable of 120WPM Speeds(macrumors.com)
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by arn 13y ago
Reminds me of "RealNames". Dot-com era company. $130 million in funding. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RealNames RealNames was a company founded in 1997 by Keith Teare. Its goal was to create a multilingual

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