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by geargrinder 14y ago
By all means provide an RSS feed on your site. But Feedburner can help get your pages indexed in Google (and other search engines).
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by geargrinder 14y ago
If you are a domainer, with hundreds/thousands of domains, GoDaddy is hard to beat. Price is a big part of it. Also, most people you sell domains to also have GoDaddy accounts which makes it very easy to push domains to them. If you don't h
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by geargrinder 14y ago
It is very difficult to live in Manhattan if you are not fit. All of the stairs, subways, walking blocks from stations and stops to your destination. I am sure that all the exercise helps those who are living there. But if you create a plac
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by geargrinder 14y ago
It is a word, just poorly chosen. http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/irregardless
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by geargrinder 14y ago
Scanning a list of dropped domains of certain character lengths on expireddomains.net is probably just as fast, is very up-to-date and even allows me to list words in various languages (like finnish!) if I prefer. I am not connected with ex
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by geargrinder 14y ago
In some conferences this might have been more harmful to his business. However, he was promoting a viral marketing company using creative marketing tactics to a group of jaded marketers. At the worst they would see it as more spam. Or his h
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by geargrinder 14y ago
Adsense does this 99% of the time when the content provider clicks on the Adsense links on their page. Basically, you can't even test the adsense links, especially if you aren't sending a lot of clicks.
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by geargrinder 14y ago
Looking beyond the merits of this particular use, this is a great idea for creating valuable backlinks to your site. I wonder what Google thinks of backlinks on 404 pages? I suspect it treats them the same as links from other pages. 404s ap
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by geargrinder 14y ago
After watching their parents and grandparents obsess over material possessions, why is anyone surprised when Millennials choose to prioritize other things? Owning a bunch of stuff is a giant hassle and doesn't bring you any more happiness.
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by geargrinder 14y ago
How do you feel about sharing all the code that you created for this site so we can use it for some projects we might have in mind?
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The UN Threat to Internet Freedom(online.wsj.com)
18 points by geargrinder 15y ago|1 comments
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by geargrinder 15y ago
Since Google changed their algorithms to deal better with web spam and useless articles, even blackhatters and web spammers know that you have to serve useful content to get search engine traffic. http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2011/01/go
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The Coming Tech-led Boom(on.wsj.com)
8 points by geargrinder 15y ago|0 comments
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Supply Chains: Apple and the American Economy(economist.com)
3 points by geargrinder 15y ago|0 comments
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by geargrinder 15y ago
Maybe the next Request for Startups should be "By Women, For Women." Seems there might be an opportunity to address the other half of the population, for their ideas and for the market.
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by geargrinder 15y ago
I am constantly amazed that printing more money, thereby devaluing the currency and causing hyperinflation, is even considered as a viable option. Does anybody read history? Is there any good example in the past of this actually working out
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by geargrinder 15y ago
So now Steve Jobs gets credit for everything well-done? :) Instead, I will give credit to the two guys who made such an easy-to-use service. Good job on this!
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America's Enduring Ideal(online.wsj.com)
4 points by geargrinder 15y ago|2 comments
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by geargrinder 15y ago
The Razor's Edge by Somerset Maugham is in this category.
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by geargrinder 15y ago
When I first read Sarah's post, I was intrigued by the proposal that she is willing to just come in and start working so somebody could get to know her skills and personality in a real work environment. However, bringing on a new person, ev