keltex

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   by keltex 17y ago

   Don't use this as a metric. The site:www.example.com syntax does NOT return all the pages in a site indexed by the search engine.
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   by keltex 17y ago

   I agree and would love a link to the archive when it's created.
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   by keltex 17y ago

   The thing about HP, is they have always made commodity crappy consumer systems as long as I can remember. Compaq, which they devoured, was the quality system maker.
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   by keltex 17y ago

   It's not just misunderstood by users, it's also misunderstood by companies. One of my client's competitors has been in business for over 4 years. They do over $1M a year in online sales with thousands of customers. And you guessed it... no
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   by keltex 17y ago

   This is really an important idea. For example part of a website I'm working on displays "customer testimonials". The right way to do this for user experience is to to allow the user to cycle through the testimonials using AJAX. This allows
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   by keltex 17y ago

   So what you're saying is that eventually that clients will get so fed-up with using the CMS that they'll start paying you to make the updates? IMO this is a very bad plan that can easily backfire. You might soon find those clients time-and-
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   by keltex 17y ago

   This has taught me that if I want to show 800 million pixels then I need a CDN.
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   by keltex 17y ago

   I don't think that requiring a plug-in (i.e. Google Frame) qualifies as 'killing' IE.
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   by keltex 17y ago

   I wonder what's the significance of these "hub" movies like "Big Momma's House" and "Passenger 57"?
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    by keltex 17y ago

    2% clickthough rate is a little low, but not out of the realm of possibility.
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    by keltex 17y ago

    Or Microsoft pushing for a single worldwide patent system: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-10334285-92.html?part=rss&#...
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    SEOMoz gives free 24 access to their competitive link tool(seomoz.org)

    2 points by keltex 17y ago|1 comments
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    by keltex 17y ago

    Those "some people" are generally recruiters.
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    by keltex 17y ago

    My testing: Similar results. Similar speed.
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    by keltex 17y ago

    The problem with this technique is that CDNs usually don't support HTTPS. It would require a dedicated IP address for the CDN and a separate certificate. The only thing I've been able to come up with is to replace http://cdn.example.com w
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    by keltex 17y ago

    I'm using IE 6 and don't see nothin'
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    by keltex 17y ago

    Terrible that they didn't notify us via email or something. I saw a bunch of declines come through and customer complaints before I had to search the web to find out what was happening.
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    by keltex 17y ago

    I'm curious what jurisdiction the FCC has over Apple (other than clearing the devices for interference). AT & T I can understand. Anybody know?
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    by keltex 17y ago

    Seems like the last bit of news was from 2005: http://gigablast.com/press.html I wonder what he's been doing for the last 4 years?
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    by keltex 17y ago

    This 200 word blog post made it to page 1?
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    by keltex 17y ago

    Your best bet is to sell your 16GB 3G on ebay (maybe for $300? I sold mine for $450 2 months ago). Eat the $175 cancellation fee and switch to a no contract carrier for a few weeks. Then You can re-up with AT & T for a 32GB 3GS for $300
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    by keltex 17y ago

    The 2G to 3G was without penalty because the 2G devices were unsubsidized.
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    by keltex 17y ago

    Here's the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQFKtI6gn9Y&feature=chann...