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froo
18y ago
Hangon, so let me get this right... Not only have Google basically doubled the cost of their childcare, but they're also charging people for the priveledge to be on the waiting list for that childcare? They dont think this is a strange move
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froo
18y ago
Theres a couple ones you missed out on. Ebay, Amazon, Cragistlist? and with the plethora of dating sites out there, theres a couple that could be considered "main stream" Finally, as much as I'm not fond of piracy, you'd probably have to pu
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froo
18y ago
heh "we got a problem here, uh yeah, the website is down" http://www.thewebsiteisdown.com/
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froo
18y ago
What ever happened to the good old fashioned tried and true method of ass kissing? With all the people that are meant to be innovating, surely someone can come up with something interesting (and different) to grab one of these people's atte
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froo
18y ago
I saw this earlier today and I was appalled - What kind of issues do you have to have with women to start making death threats over software? I really hope they turn this matter over to police or FBI - people can and do get charged for this
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froo
18y ago
Umm, they needed more room to put in more backdoors? Dunno really, I'm still trying to comprehend that myself.
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froo
18y ago
English? (depending on who you talk too, they might say barely) I'm actually a big fan of Python lately
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froo
18y ago
Umm, this is a simple answer - they had $51 billion in sales last year and is a publicly traded company. They have to realistically do whatever is best to protect the interests of their shareholders and as long as their current business mod
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froo
18y ago
Whether you hate Bill Gates for his business dealings with Microsoft or not is a matter of opinion. One thing we can thankfully all agree on, is Bill is sorely lacking in his ability to successfully dodge food... http://www.guardian.co.uk/
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18y ago
I must say I'm enjoying OSX and am thinking of buying my first mac of some form soon. I purchased a copy of OSX off Apple's site and am duel booting it on my notebook just to give the software a bit of a good test run before I commit a coup
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18y ago
This is a little offtopic, but funny nonetheless :)
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Michael Bay's Rejected "The Dark Knight" Script
(my.spill.com)
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froo
18y ago
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18y ago
Not good. I understand and respect Viacom's need to protect their copyright, everyone should have the right to be able to profit out of their intellectual property - but this hard hitting approach is over the top. All this action does is pr
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froo
18y ago
Ada.... gah... I shudder at the thought of Ada. I still remember my professor at my first year of university in 99 who was claiming that Ada was the 'next big language' which was going to 'make a big impact on the Internet' When I quizzed h
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18y ago
Short answer? No. Given the fickleness of a lot of the users on some social media sites - the results can and probably will get skewed. For example, if I were a young girl and wanting to look for information about proms - I wouldnt want to
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18y ago
Unfortunately there are lots of people who do use shady tactics to promote their sites - and simple grassroots whitehat SEO practises are really all one should focus on. Google and Yahoo can, and do change the rules of the game all the time
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froo
18y ago
Agreed - with things like usernames and passwords, you want to make it feel like they're being involved in process, which helps create a connection. It also helps with the 'stickiness' of your website. If I were to give 2 real world example
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18y ago
Being an Aussie, I've always found the natural way to break the ice at American social events is to walk up and to give out a simple "Gday" with my accent - you guys always get a kick out of it. Combined with an offering of my hand for a ha
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18y ago
Hi Mike, Press releases are also thought to be useful from an SEO perspective if you want to help garner some inbound link juice in that manner. I know of a few SEO guys that utilise the various sites in that fashion (I think they use PRweb
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18y ago
I find that one of the biggest things towards determining my level of productivity is really related towards the time of day that I'm working. That is I find that my most product times during the day are mid mornings and late at evening whe
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18y ago
sorry my math was off - I meant 50.... its late.
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18y ago
You could always make a set of 25 "tea cosey"-like creations. Market them for cows and their udders? You could get a little blog exposure that way I'm sure.
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froo
18y ago
I'm going to have to agree with the MT route. I joined up recently, and they're fantastic. Handle spike traffic well too :)
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18y ago
I'm only suggesting this because I'm sure there are others out there that are thinking it. ... Can you get me Kari's number? :)
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18y ago
Showoff :) Btw, its great dude, kudos
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froo
18y ago
I often just pop up with strange ideas/concepts in my head - it is just one of my quirks I guess.
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My Favourite Things
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18y ago
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