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   by autoreverse 14y ago

   But if won by an Afghani or Iraqi it could be a PR win.
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   by autoreverse 14y ago

   Pavlova, Phar Lap, Crowded House and now Xero? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xero_%28software%29 (You can keep Russell Crowe though...)
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   by autoreverse 14y ago

   WP Super Cache (using the htaccess option) got a client's site through 56,000 uniques / 78,000 page views on a HostGator VPS with 1.3GB RAM. The site unexpectedly got picked up by Japanese blogs as it was being taken live. Google Analytics
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   by autoreverse 14y ago

   https://aws.amazon.com/cloudfront/ ?
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   by autoreverse 14y ago

   Not always. Google's own google-content-api-for-shopping@googlegroups.com mailing list has this as the "To:" field: google-content-api-for-shopping@googlegroups.com And at the bottom of the message: To unsubscribe from this group, send an e
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   by autoreverse 14y ago

   The chown statement in the article uses a period instead of a colon. Should it be "chown -R mysql:mysql" ?
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   by autoreverse 15y ago

   Thank you for BootstrapWP Rachel, looks fab. Great timing BTW - I was just pondering using a Bootstrap 2.0 WP theme for a project and thought to check HN ...
8. 38.▲
   by autoreverse 15y ago

   I've been using mousezoom for several years with mouse speed set at 5.35 (approx 3x Apple's maximum speed). No lag for me! http://benh57.com/mousezoom.html
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   by autoreverse 15y ago

   Nope. Set your browser's user agent to "Google" to see. This is a common exploit to lift scam sites in SERPs. Screen shot: http://autoreverse.s3.amazonaws.com/2011110_Babson_Freep_hac... Google cache: http://webcache.googleusercontent.co
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    by autoreverse 15y ago

    Off topic but perhaps someone could tell Babson Freep their WordPress has been hacked and displays spam content and links when visited by Google. Check Google's cache of the page linked to in this article for example. Apologies for putting
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    by autoreverse 15y ago

    Thanks for building Akayame bambax. Pretty neat. A few comments: 1) Please add one or more licenses so developers can include Akayame in their projects with confidence. A couple of examples: http://jquery.org/license/ https://github.com/
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    by autoreverse 15y ago

    The logo designer job is dated Sep 07. <img src=" http://autoreverse.s3.amazonaws.com/20110906_freelance2.jpg alt="">
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    by autoreverse 15y ago

    I like humans browsing my sites but I certainly don't want scrapers copying my work wholesale, claiming it as their own and ranking ahead of me in SERPs. I'm not alone :-) see http://incredibill.blogspot.com/
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    by autoreverse 15y ago

    Using a 1 pixel transparent GIF works - also worth putting in a warning for screen readers not to follow the link. FWIW I've been using robots.txt honeypots on two sites for the past few years to deter scrapers. Approx 1,600 IP addresses ha
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    by autoreverse 16y ago

    <i>"monthy"</i> should be monthLy
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    by autoreverse 16y ago

    My version in HTML/JS (click the license to toggle HN) http://autoreverse.s3.amazonaws.com/mit_yc_plain_text.html
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    by autoreverse 16y ago

    Or download it: http://learnpythonthehardway.org/static/LearnPythonTheHardWa...
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    by autoreverse 16y ago

    Set no-cache meta tag so scrapers can't use Google cache. Check out bad-behavior: http://bad-behavior.ioerror.us/ Otherwise: Use a honey-pot to catch browsers that don't obey robots.txt. Send yourself an email for every new IP address so