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by darksaga 15y ago
I think the more interesting part of this is why Google has allowed this woman to manipulate the SERP's in order to bash this guy for so long. They usually have an itchy trigger finger when it comes to burying sites like hers for using keyw
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by darksaga 15y ago
I knew this was a ruse when I read the bio's at the bottom of the page. I had a good laugh at this one: "Suren Ter (me) I’m a producer of the site. Like a movie producer, I made the site." Then several sentences later: "Me? I don’t do code,
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by darksaga 15y ago
As a current 4G customer, I can say this has been the most frustrating 6 months. It's been well documented their LTE network has been sketchy from the start: 4G launched in Dec 7th 2010 and this article ran a week later about issues already
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by darksaga 15y ago
Although I've built WP themes and have "dabbled" in Rails (building a blog like everyone else) and consider myself more of a front-end guy, this seems like overkill to me. Not to mention most designers I know would look at this and roll the
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by darksaga 15y ago
Alex brought up a great point, which he may have thought was a throw away line: "Let’s leave the pithy comments for disposable social networking services like Google+, Facebook and Twitter." This is exactly how I see and use G+. I use it to
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by darksaga 15y ago
I remember when a friend of mine got his first i-pad. We're both developers and he said he could do some basic editing with one of the included apps. First thing I thought was, "Oh yeah, I'm going to write code on a 7" screen as opposed to
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by darksaga 15y ago
I think it's interesting Groupon is giving all these large tech companies a ton of leverage with their future deals. I can just hear the Google people in their next pitch meeting to some great start-up, "You don't want to end up like Groupo
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by darksaga 15y ago
Great points. Also, schools and colleges can't keep up with the changing technologies. One of my friends just graduated from a 4-year accredited design school and they just started teaching CSS 3 years ago. He said he wasted a lot of money
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by darksaga 15y ago
Another great reason to protect your online identity. I don't use any of my real information on any of the social media sites I use simply for this reason. Had these people taken better steps to conceal their identities, they wouldn't be in
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by darksaga 15y ago
I find it curious the article never mentions the real culprit in hogging resources - China. When I was working in the bike industry, over the course of a few years, ALL of our bikes jumped in price considerably. After talking with one the r
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by darksaga 15y ago
Its always been scary to do business in that part of the world. I had a few buddies who were in telecom and were working there shortly after the fall of Communism. They used to tell stories of caring large sums of cash to pay bribes and kee
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by darksaga 15y ago
The fallacy of the article is if we paid off the debt that we would never incur any debt in the future. Just not realistic to consider in any case.
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by darksaga 15y ago
The major difference for me is Apple builds applications which work with its own products and not other platforms. Can I use icloud on my Linux box? Nope, but I can use Dropbox. Granted, Dropbox comes with its own limitations, but when I'm
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by darksaga 15y ago
You, I really had high hopes for this product. I signed up for the updates, waited patiently for my invite, and held out this could be a really good product. After several months of little or no updates or an invite, I lost track. The one t
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by darksaga 15y ago
Another great example of Google randomly removing sites based on flimsy or nor evidence. The fact they don't give you a chance to plead their case is pretty scary. My hunch is one of your competitors got the site taken down. I've had a few
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by darksaga 15y ago
Absolutely. This is one of those cases where you grab a young aspiring designer, and show them what an exceptional example of design and typeography looks like. This is for sure a collectors item.
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by darksaga 15y ago
I've signed them when asked and have only been brought into court once. The judge threw the case out in under 10 minutes. On short, you can't keep someone being gainfully employed simply because you signed a non-compete clause.
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by darksaga 15y ago
Wow - what a day. A tweet by CBSNEws says it was wrong when someone tweeted he had died, then I scramble for hours trying to figure out if it was real, and now it has been confirmed by Apple. When I read the news, it really felt like he was
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by darksaga 15y ago
Google+ was supposed to compete with Facebook and having people's salaries tied to something this big, you would expect EVERYBODY to be on board. I'd be pretty pissed if my salary was tied up in this and articles like this come out basicall
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by darksaga 15y ago
I thought the fact the meeting took place on April 1st was entertaining. Maybe Hurd missed the joke?
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by darksaga 15y ago
Building the site is just the start of the process in my eyes. I always give one estimate for the design/development/seo of a site. The importance of keeping the content, SEO and design fresh cannot be undersold to the client. Letting your
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by darksaga 15y ago
Despite the other comments, I completely agree with you. It's just foolish to give up control of one of the most important communication resources your business has to a company with a notoriously poor customer service record. http://www.f
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by darksaga 15y ago
Interesting. I have a fake Facebook account, but I never like or recommend anything using any of the Facebook tools on every website these days. I've bee using the same account for years and all the information is completely inaccurate. I'm
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by darksaga 15y ago
I agree front-end guys don't get a lot of respect compared to the back-end guys. However, most of the back-end guys I know still think coding in tables is the way to go. The thing you have to remember is supply and demand. Companies will pa
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by darksaga 15y ago
I remember seeing the Palm Pre 3 at the HP WebOS event and thinking it was going to be huge. A lot of people were comparing it the Droid Bionic at the time. I think the OS has a lot of potential in the right hands - but I can't think of any
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by darksaga 15y ago
I agree and I believe if they simply picked a direction, be it a CMS or Framework, it would indeed trim out a lot of the fat from the core like you mentioned. The fact they're trying to be all things to all people is what will likely cause
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by darksaga 15y ago
Typo3 is actually called Contao now and unless you can read German, the documentation is really really weak in English. Lots of documentation, but it's mostly in German. I've been looking at it and one of the main advantages is the ability
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by darksaga 15y ago
Yeah, it's still shocking to me how many fortune 500 companies still don't understand how vulnerable they are to simple hacks like this. I would've thought it would be SOP (standard operating procedure) to encrypt their email years ago. I g
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by darksaga 15y ago
There's always the option they expected this reaction and figured they would let him blow off the steam in a few articles and then move on. In a few months, everybody is going to forget about this whole the episode anyway. Firing him or giv
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by darksaga 15y ago
I've had similar experiences with booth babes not knowing what the company products are, specs or anything remotely useful to me. One of the points which jumped out at me in the article was this: "You assume immediately that any attractive

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