dhimes

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by dhimes 8y ago
Got it. Great piece, by the way.
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by dhimes 8y ago
That might be the idea, but my quality score goes up if the user clicks, even if it's not what they want- and Google gets paid. My quality score goes down if I am forthcoming and pre-qualify the clicks. (There are probably more ways
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by dhimes 8y ago
There's a subtle point here that I want to emphasize, as it's counter to their "Lesson #2: Focus on page quality and CTR when doing paid tests." The best way I found to qualify leads was, for things I was charging mone
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by dhimes 8y ago
This is quite similar to my approach. I use the same notebook for my actionable tasks though (my daily to-do list is in this notebook), project-related stuff is kept together in separate files if necessary. The layout of the 'action-
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by dhimes 8y ago
Your parent's point though is that with the free offerings, you're not the customer. Google's advertisers are. With the paid offerings you are the customer and comparing Google's CS to Toyota's or anybody else&#x
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by dhimes 8y ago
For anybody else like me out there, PoE means Power over Ethernet. http://www.veracityglobal.com/resources/articles-and-white-p...
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Unity changes terms of service to block SpatialOS projects(gamasutra.com)
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by dhimes 8y ago
In this case, nobody's stealing anything. People are opting to give them not only their information, but those of their descendants as well. Apparently they think that some sort of "privacy clause" (written by the corporati
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by dhimes 8y ago
In other words, tactics are about how to win the fight. Strategy is about which fights to engage in to accomplish an overall goal.
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by dhimes 8y ago
Some. It depends on the target market. For academics, I've had far more success with text.
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by dhimes 8y ago
Thank you.
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by dhimes 8y ago
Thank you.
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by dhimes 8y ago
Logo on the right of what? All I see is a geometric design in the middle of the cover. It doesn't look Arabic and it seems like it would be very cumbersome for someone to sign as a name.
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by dhimes 8y ago
The author probably agrees with you. He indicates that he provides solutions for most of the problems he assigns to his class.
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by dhimes 8y ago
What is this "Stripe Madness" to which you refer?
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by dhimes 8y ago
30% is in the ballpark of a marketing budget. Back when there were only a few apps in the app store it made some sense because it was a marketing platform. Now, it's not. In fact it's quite the opposite. When Steve Jobs was a
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by dhimes 8y ago
I have a second recommendation: Since Nancy Grace Roman has also died, it's not clear whom the bar is for. Possibly for both? It would be nice if there was a way to find out. Maybe something in the footer, or as you say, by making
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by dhimes 8y ago
HTTR! Should be a good game today.
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by dhimes 8y ago
I think it's best to do both. Solid goals keep me from wasting time.
920.
by dhimes 8y ago
Ouch! (But fair...)
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by dhimes 8y ago
I agree. I mean, in some vague sense he's an asset because he's been useful- and I imagine that happens from time to time to people with power when the other side has a strategy or a goal you haven't caught on to yet, but I
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by dhimes 8y ago
As a Brit it's interesting to see how the default American response to anything out of the ordinary seems to be "we must be under attack!" I honestly think you are mistaken. It certainly crosses some peoples' minds, a
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by dhimes 8y ago
I think people are trying to stop politics from fucking it up. Politicians have started using the internet for political purposes.
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by dhimes 8y ago
Exactly my thought. Some really nasty base64 encoded images and stuff, if I could identify them by IP or some other way.
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by dhimes 8y ago
Can you id them by ip?
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by dhimes 8y ago
I wouldn't even mind shelling out $50 for a license if I needed one, but they won't let me. It takes $5000, because they require a purchase of 100 or more at a time. It feels like they don't want to spend time on small stuf
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by dhimes 8y ago
So, I have a question: I'm seeing lots of videos on social media that are very long. They're cute or funny or amazing or something, but they seem like they are artificially long, like they are trying to keep me in the act of v
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by dhimes 8y ago
Holy crap what a horrible email.
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by dhimes 8y ago
"Your data has been deleted" pretty much has always meant To whom? My mother? Nope- she thinks it's gone. So yeah- it's a lie, and you only catch it if you know better. "Yes Dad I did my homework" has pret
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by dhimes 8y ago
It's not just the students. Faculty members do it. Board members do it. It's a cheap way to look smart and can lead to a toxic environment if left unchecked. It's much harder to make positive work than to criticize.

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