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16y ago
Hmm, looks like it's still ongoing: http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/india-gives-rim-march-31...
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getsat
16y ago
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-10951607
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16y ago
That it is. BH SEO is (unfortunately) extremely effective. If you're content farming by rewriting other people's content, you're not providing much additional value to the Internet at large and you're, at most, a few steps away from being a
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16y ago
The first time I was linked to a screenshot of the Windows version by a friend, I didn't even recognise it. :(
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getsat
16y ago
Have you ever considered using ScrapeBox or Xrumer for consistently building backlinks over a period of time? A short burst of backlinks and then nada allegedly looks suspicious to Google.
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getsat
16y ago
If I'm transcribing something from paper or converting my thoughts into text, I do between 130-140 WPM. When programming I probably do something more like 5 WPM. My main keyboard is a full-sized Apple keyboard which I prefer over my Das Key
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16y ago
Well, the first step is realising that you need it. You realise that you've been cruising complacently through life, taking the successes and the failures as they come and hoping to be rewarded by your superiors for your hard work. You then
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getsat
16y ago
I only have 0.07 left, but you can have them (minus the 0.01 transaction fee). :)
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16y ago
After all the BTC are generated, only market conditions and demand will affect its value. It's not guaranteed to deflate perpetually.
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16y ago
Exactly, they're fiat currencies: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_money
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16y ago
Probably more of a combination of the two. Automated posts are pretty obvious, even to the less technically inclined. Lots of people will use something like "spyntax" (stuff like "This is {awesome|cool}, {take a look|check it out}!") to gen
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16y ago
In addition to money, it's also likely a focused audience that could be diverted into other potential monetisation vectors you come up with. Ideas are the easy part, getting traffic to them is the hard part.
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16y ago
You have 5 BTC incoming once I catch up on crunching the block chain (I'm a few thousand blocks out of date) and there's a few confirmations. Have fun!
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16y ago
Recommended reading on the kind of social changes a popular cryptocurrency like Bitcoin could usher in: https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=a+lodging+of+wayfaring...
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16y ago
> Maybe create a separate twitter account and do both? No reason not to. :) I had a few blogs (well, "autoblogs") go from $5-6/day on 400-500 unique visitors to $10-12 after installing and configuring Twitter Tools. A human touch genera
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16y ago
I don't use Bitcoin anymore (now that it's popular, I'm a cryptocurrency hipster), so I can send you the few BTC I have remaining if you want to play around with them. Just leave me an address. :)
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16y ago
Would gold and silver be valuable if there was an infinite supply of them? You can't print/generate money indefinitely (unless you think quantitative easing is a legitimate economic stimulus strategy and you happen to be the Federal Reserve
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16y ago
A two year old video card can crunch numbers faster while using less power than a 2.8ghz Core i7 Quad. Two things to check out that you can find on the bitcoin forums: pooled mining and GPU miners With both of those, you can earn 1-2 BTC/da
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16y ago
Absolutely. If you're using Wordpress, try one of the Twitter integration plugins. You can choose hashtags when creating a new blog entry and it will be auto-posted to a Twitter account. You should see a bump in traffic after each post.
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16y ago
Ok, thanks. I was wondering if there was some other root exploit at play, not just bad system configuration.
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16y ago
2:56:45 AM Elliot : then I used the method detailed by turby 2:56:46 AM Elliot : to gain root Has anything been said about what this method was?
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16y ago
I had that same though pop into my head. Right after claiming that Digg hired a lot of "B" and "C" coders, he says that he's handpicking everyone who is working on his new project. I don't see how that will prevent the same issue from occur
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16y ago
1) http://www.google.com/search?q=sslstrip 2) Do you think every CA with a cert on your system is incapable of being bullied by the US government?
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16y ago
The authors of the Federalist Papers were against a specific enumeration of rights because they feared that those would become the only rights that citizens had. They now seem prescient in retrospect.
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16y ago
Too bad MetroPCS is not GSM. :(
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16y ago
Inertia? Try taking a break from a website you visit at least once a day. It's really difficult.
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16y ago
How about: test on your staging environment before deploying to production?
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16y ago
He could have bought hosting and an offshore server for email using something like Bitcoin if he was truly worried about anonymity.
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16y ago
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2318849
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16y ago
Not antagonising you, but you are aware that he did something similar during a lecture once, right? His lack of concern for social norms is... intriguing. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I25UeVXrEHQ
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