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by jasongill 11y ago
It actually works great; the "duplicate content problem" only impacts pages on the same domain, not identical content across multiple sites. It's possible to make a lot of money by taking the content of mild authority sites a
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by jasongill 11y ago
You're definitely wrong about that - there are whole businesses built on building "case studies" that try to decipher the inner workings of Google's algorithm. These days most tests are run by buying two domains that are
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by jasongill 11y ago
Lodash only got padLeft in version 3.0.0 (released last January), and then that method was renamed to padStart in 4.0.0 this January, so it's not exactly the paragon of reliability (although I understand your sentiment)
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by jasongill 12y ago
The plugin is open source: https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/static-html-outpu... And all that it does is simply "spider" the site and save the pages to HTML. You could get the exact same effect usin
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by jasongill 12y ago
I know that you're probably looking for an alternative to WordPress, but here's what I do at my company. We have an internal WordPress installation where (non-technical) staff can make posts & pages, use their favorite themes
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by jasongill 12y ago
You need to sign up for Viglink or Skimlinks ASAP - the fact that you aren't using affiliate links is literally costing you. Those services are a single line of javascript which automatically affiliates any outgoing link, and they are
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by jasongill 12y ago
This article only mentions VMware twice in the body, both in passing. The majority of the article is a comparison of KVM and Docker. Many of the points in the article don't apply to VMware at all, or refer to things that are KVM specif
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by jasongill 13y ago
Now if only they would lower the price; the issue that I had with Route 53 was that you pay not only for successful queries, but also for failed lookups (NXDOMAIN). So if someone does a lookup for "nonexistantsubdomain.yourdomain.com", you
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by jasongill 14y ago
They wanted to be a fresh and new car company, but ended up just hiring industry insiders with the same lumbering mindset of General Motors. Add more managers and executives to make things better, not more people who actually know what thei
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by jasongill 14y ago
My father was laid off last February when Fisker did their first round of layoffs on the east coast. What a terribly run company, which is sad, because the car really did look good (from some angles...)
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by jasongill 14y ago
Not to disagree with your sentiment entirely, but my wife, who's career was spent as a laboratory animal vet, is frothing at the mouth over your comment. Studies using mice are WAY more controlled than you would expect. The mice are custom
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by jasongill 14y ago
Your experience may be limited, because this is very common. PageRank and indexed status operate independently of each other; it's not uncommon to see a site that was deindexed still maintain PR for quite some time (and often, indefinitely)
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by jasongill 14y ago
VigLink does the same as SkimLinks (has been around longer too, and is backed by Google Ventures) and they don't make you wait if you're referred by another VigLink member. You can use my referral link (if you'd like) to at least get your m
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by jasongill 14y ago
You gave yourself a 5 star rating? Not cool, man
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by jasongill 14y ago
Yikes, that is really out of date - the latest framework is 5.3.12. However it's not available right now because their site is down - once it comes back up, be sure to use "update framework" button in WP admin area!
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by jasongill 15y ago
WooThemes has just quietly bumped the version number and fixed their updater bug so this is now fixed: 2012.04.29 - version 5.3.11 - critical * - SECURITY UPDATE - Shortcode preview feature removed in previous version due to potential expl
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by jasongill 15y ago
What version number is listed as the current version when you click "Update Framework" in your theme? Most likely you're being impacted by the same issue that I've posted about.
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by jasongill 15y ago
It appears that they wrote a fix but then (the next day, I believe) had their server troubles. During that mix-up, the file which alerts the theme that there is an update was broken, so their patch basically hasn't "been released" to their
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by jasongill 15y ago
Just replied to your comment on GitHub. I appreciated the official response. Like I mentioned on GitHub, your updater is broken, so your customers aren't getting this update even if you guys did release it. See my comment for details, but i
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by jasongill 15y ago
Reposting my GitHub comment: Thanks all for your comments. Regarding responsible disclosure, I'm aware of the concept. I did Google around and looked on the WooThemes site for a security notice address or similar and didn't find one. Even a
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Remote exploit found in all WooThemes(gist.github.com)
92 points by jasongill 15y ago|53 comments