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by keltex 16y ago
It's ironic that Apple might have changed their app store rules to allow a Google product (GV) into the app store in order to counter another Google product (Android)
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by keltex 16y ago
It's true, but many people pull all of jquery off google's CDN.
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by keltex 16y ago
What's the difference between programmers.stackexchange.com and stackoverflow.com? Aren't they pretty much the same?
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by keltex 16y ago
Fortunately (in this example) the smallest debt usually has the highest interest rates. Usually people's smallest debt is their credit cards, the next smallest their car loans, their next smallest their student loans and their least smalles
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by keltex 16y ago
In my experience, sitemaps aren't for URL discovery, but more for URL prioritization. Google will pretty much crawl you whole site whether or not you include a sitemap. Where the sitemap becomes important is whether google includes in the s
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by keltex 16y ago
My addendum to this rule is I never deploy new features a week before I go on vacation.
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by keltex 16y ago
Lets not forget that the main problem with IE6 was that it was the primary vector that infected millions of computers with viruses and created the gigantic botnets we have today. Sure IE6's CSS compatibility and other rendering quirks are i
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by keltex 16y ago
It's up 6% in after hours trading: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Google-beats-Wall-Street-rb-11...
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by keltex 16y ago
Governments would never agree to this. For example, in the U.S., The CPI drives so many parts of the budget (inflation indexed bonds, Social Security payments, real GNP vs nominal GNP, etc.) that they would never give control of this to an
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by keltex 16y ago
Matt Cutts from google also recommends subfolder: http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/subdomains-and-subdirectories/
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by keltex 16y ago
A friend of mine (who used to work for the SEC) said that the government was like a mountain. It rarely moved, but when it did, there was no stopping it.
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by keltex 16y ago
Which part? The fact that novice users have a hard time distinguishing between PPC and organic results? Anecdotal with the many novice users I have dealt with. That there is less advertising for software related keywords vs. other types of
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by keltex 16y ago
I don't think that SO's users are representative of google's as a whole. For example, there are a lot less advertisements on software development related searches. What I was pointing out is the high-volume, high revenue searches are being
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Google Instant Steals 25% of Your Organic Search Results(blog.keltex.com)
68 points by keltex 16y ago|54 comments
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by keltex 16y ago
A little bit misleading since it captures the period of Apple's largest growth (the last 5 years). Better to show some additional time periods, for example the last 10 years.
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by keltex 16y ago
It's as fun as a slot machine, except you don't lose as much money. I think it's a perfect game!
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by keltex 16y ago
Wow I just looked at US Copyright Group's website: www.copyrightsettlement.info "All Major Credit Cards Accepted". I think that says it all right there.
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by keltex 16y ago
One of my clients wanted to be able to send an email "blast" to all 50,000 of their customers via their intranet application. They wanted to be able to include an attachment with the email. I wrote the code and told them it was ready. A fra
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Stuck with .net(blog.keltex.com)
2 points by keltex 16y ago|1 comments
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by keltex 16y ago
Yep. U.S. citizens get the benefit of their worldwide income being taxed.
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by keltex 16y ago
How did you get a .gov domain?
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Science fiction best sellers are mostly romance novels(amazon.com)
3 points by keltex 16y ago|1 comments
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by keltex 16y ago
It's supposed to be a fantastic game according to the review: http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation...
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by keltex 16y ago
The problem is that topic nazis will jump all over you (i.e. close your question as off topic) if you dare ask a question that might be server administration based rather than a programming question.
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by keltex 16y ago
Apple really is amazing. We keep thinking they are going to go after the usual suspects like Google, Microsoft, and RIM. Now they are aiming their guns at Facebook. Mark Zuckerberg must not be happy.
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by keltex 16y ago
Sound like a nice idea, but unfortunately taxis are a regulated industry in most major cities (e.g. NYC, Boston, Chicago). The difference between a taxi and non-taxi are usually that a taxi license or medallion is required in order to legal
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by keltex 16y ago
Scott Gu's blog has a much more comprehensive look at this engine: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2010/07/02/introducin...
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by keltex 16y ago
"but in the long run the cost of using AdGrok will probably average out to about 5 percent of what users spend on AdWords" One of my clients spends about $1000 per day on adwords. They would never spend $50/day on software like this.
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by keltex 16y ago
Yes, it's almost identical. One minor difference is that in C# you can't have two different types in the same using statement. So you would have to nest two using statements. In practice, this is rarely an issue.
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RIM Must Switch To Android Now, Before It's Too Late(sfgate.com)
32 points by keltex 16y ago|61 comments

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