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mvandemar
16y ago
And it would be almost kind of ok if they actually said, hey, we're victims here too... instead of their actual ongoing response to their customers of "it's not our problem". Yes, publicly they are making some (very limited) concessions t
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16y ago
In order for it to be a Wordpress vulnerability there would need to be a corresponding entry in the http logs showing the request, either a GET or a POST, hitting whichever exploitable file it was within Wordpress itself. There is no such s
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16y ago
Way more people than I would have thought, actually. They really upsell their hosting and other addons when you buy a domain, even if you are an existing customer. Unfortunately this results in a large number of non-technically oriented peo
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GoDaddy apparently uninterested in fixing their security hole
(smackdown.blogsblogsblogs.com)
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16y ago
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mvandemar
16y ago
I disagree with the title statement, as there is little in life more subjectively judged than beauty, but the post itself is very well written.
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mvandemar
16y ago
@_delirium why would they be deleted? I think how a ceo treats outgoing employees would be highly relevant on HN...
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mvandemar
16y ago
HN doesn't filter duplicate url's? They don't have a search function that I am aware of. Is there a way to check before submitting?
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17y ago
He's not kickstarting it with Wikipedia. Mahalo is not new. The two main issues with all of these scraped pages is that a) Jason recently boasted how Wikipedia was, in his words, simply a "free for all" (thus leaving the impression that he
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17y ago
There is a Greasemonkey script named HN Toolkit that allows you to accomplish this: http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/25039
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17y ago
Her site is based in misinformation. The Colorado law is not based on a "nexus", Amazon firing all of the Colorado affiliates doesn't relieve their tax liability: http://www.techflash.com/seattle/2010/03/colorado_law_adds_n...
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17y ago
The only issue I contend with personally on porn is the number of women who create it in order to support a drug habit, thus removing a portion of the voluntariness from it. I know that factor does not apply to all women creating porn, not
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17y ago
I knew that damn bunny looked suspicious.
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17y ago
How did my suggesting a solution for people who apparently want it become "If you can't stand people asking questions about things they don't understand, then maybe you sir have problems sharing this "digital playground"."...? There were pe
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If you're really upset about having topics you personally don't like on HN...
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17y ago
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17y ago
The noindex tags were there... you took them out again as soon as Matt Cutts looked at the pages. If you want to be taken seriously, maybe you can address that issue instead of calling me a troll for bringing it up. Also, if you are going t
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17y ago
That is actually quite typical of you, Jason. You respond to well documented and well written articles that cast you and your actions in a negative light by avoiding any discussion whatsoever that actually addresses those facts, by making m
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17y ago
Sorry I did not answer your question earlier. I used that particular page in the post because it was an example of how these autogenerated pages come into being in the first place, from a post I did back when I first called Jason on the pra
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mvandemar
17y ago
Jason, you are actually full of crap. For starters, you are mistaken, or pretending not to know, as to why this keeps happening to you. You brought this on yourself, and on Mahalo.com, by unsubtle spamming and boasting about it, and then be
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17y ago
The first comment they probably voted down because you expressed an opinion that had no relation to the way things work... Matt Cutts can't add noindex to a page, only the people who own the websites can do that. The second comment was prob
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17y ago
I dunno... I get this feeling the field is kinda small. Don't you?
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17y ago
It is important to note though that he is not claiming that he sees no evidence for the claims made in the article, he's just predicting that others will make claims that are not supported based on the same data.
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17y ago
I think that it is likely that many religious organizations learned 'sex sells' much earlier than the marketing industry even.
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New Discovery: Photosynthesis uses quantum effects
(cosmosmagazine.com)
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17y ago
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You are absolutely right, it is mediocre crap. The issue is that through the spam techniques described in the article, he can now gain undeserved top 10 rankings for many phrases using pages that have no business being there. If you are not
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17y ago
Jason, did you even read my article? This isn't about the traffic those autogenerated pages get, it's about the fact that through the minuscule amounts of PageRank that they are each capable of grabbing, you are now able to rank your medioc
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17y ago
Yeah, sedo parking is a bitch tho, since by it's very nature it's tons of different domains. You would need a way to block by app.
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17y ago
That's only if you are logged in, and it only affects that user.You cannot up/down vote the Google results for everyone.
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17y ago
Heh, got any stock picks you want to share? :) Nice call.
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17y ago
Can't you just see Matt Cutts, sitting in his office, connecting to sites like HN through multiple proxy levels creating fake Matt accounts so he can leave truthful comments without his bosses at Google finding out... and when they question
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mvandemar
17y ago
No, different datacenters will show different results... sometimes very different. It also matters if you are visiting Google.com or one of the country variants. According to what Jason said in another comment, however, all of their pages a
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