linkjuice4all

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   by linkjuice4all 4y ago

   While I dislike poorly written laws (including those that work around some failing of our current "state" of government) and judges lacking accountability - this seems to be in the same league as the EPA Regulator Case[0] that&#x2
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   by linkjuice4all 5y ago

   There’s some predictability in terms of people trying to buy all the things they wanted as a kid when they finally have the adult income to afford it. Some examples include muscle cars, BMX bikes, LEGO sets, and other things that a large po
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   by linkjuice4all 5y ago

   These techniques are also used by everyday “boring” brands to sink bad reviews and similar. In many cases it’s primarily US-based companies that are leveraging some of these EU protections in addition to all the copyright/DMCA stuff in
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   by linkjuice4all 5y ago

   Google has "kinda" allowed this to happen for a number of years. They used to push sites to have a "first read free" policy so that their bot can still access semi-gated content. Now they suggest "flexible sampling
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   by linkjuice4all 5y ago

   This is getting into the more nuanced argument of “taking private property” for the public good - or at least allowing access to it for first amendment activities. One issue with “forcing” first amendment protections on a private party is c
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   by linkjuice4all 5y ago

   Railroading is definitely a unique industry and in some cases is treated entirely differently than other businesses in the United States. These are large companies that can't really go anywhere and have a lot of similarities to utilit
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   by linkjuice4all 5y ago

   It's been annoying seeing these metrics creep into marketing reports and seeing devs wasting hours "fixing" the issues. Page speed is definitely an issue but I rarely see these stories accompanied by actual user speed data f
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   by linkjuice4all 6y ago

   Coming from an ad agency background I’ve seen a lot of attempts at “unifying” various data sources from client’s analytics and sales data, agency tools, and third party data sets that are all in different formats, date ranges, and scopes. W
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   by linkjuice4all 6y ago

   These conversations seem to make more sense if you think of Facebook and Twitter as bars. They're open to the public but there's some rules for entry (e.g. state/federal laws precluding minors and the establishment's po
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    by linkjuice4all 6y ago

    I've worked on a number of these projects where clients were chasing Lighthouse scores without any actual measure of effort, reward, or impact. Google Analytics offers many site speed metrics that are tied to real-world visits and can
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    by linkjuice4all 6y ago

    I don't know if you get to have it both ways without trampling on WeChat's first amendment rights as well as those of their users unless you pass data privacy laws for US citizens/persons (which might have first amendment i
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    by linkjuice4all 6y ago

    While those things are bad it seems somewhat tangential to threaten to ban an app unless the company behind it has its US offices nationalized. If the national security concerns are significant you’d expect the administration to be working
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    by linkjuice4all 6y ago

    I just moved out of the ad agency/SEO industry (using a semi-burner account for that reason) and back into full-stack development. In the past couple of years I put a lot of effort into performance analysis and improvement (mainly sit