jeremybencken

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   by jeremybencken 13y ago

   And Institute for Justice. They fight more of these on a pro bono basis than the ACLU does. http://www.ij.org/executive-summary-2
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   The Lethality of Loneliness(newrepublic.com)

   1 points by jeremybencken 13y ago|0 comments
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   Why Good Programmers are Lazy and Dumb (2005)(blogoscoped.com)

   38 points by jeremybencken 13y ago|9 comments
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   by jeremybencken 13y ago

   Great idea, but I think Google already uses this data. Google Toolbar and now Chrome report this data back to Google, and most search pros believe "serp bounce back" and "time on site" are key signals Google uses. PageRa
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   Google Isn't 'Killing' Organic Search(searchenginewatch.com)

   1 points by jeremybencken 13y ago|0 comments
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   Google AdWords: Expect to Pay(chrisdoescontent.com)

   1 points by jeremybencken 13y ago|0 comments
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   by jeremybencken 13y ago

   Are we really worse off today than we were in 2001? Google isn't perfect, but spam and SEO existed before them. They've beaten it back pretty well in my opinion. Can I get more detail about the "new protocol" solution?
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   by jeremybencken 13y ago

   The way to solve this problem that's been discussed before is to require authenticated identity in the protocol layer, so every packet can be traced to a real, live person. But then that breeds new problems: 1) The NSA might like the a