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by ozi 13y ago
Down in Houston; using Apps for Business
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by ozi 13y ago
It's supported by all blackhat tools used for posting.
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by ozi 13y ago
Just plain old article spinning; format looks like its meant for Scrapebox. This is some pretty noobish stuff. A more effective way to decrease moderation is to make comments talking about how you enjoyed the article and linked to their blo
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by ozi 13y ago
You can't get a cellphone signal 35,000 feet in the air.
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by ozi 13y ago
Free Wifi is usually a benefit of being a frequent flyer. For Southwest, you need to be an A-List Preferred member (50 flights per year to qualify).
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by ozi 13y ago
Probably an adware company who wants a browser plugin that is appealing to "the masses."
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by ozi 13y ago
Wrong. Per the FTC, all you need is a "reasonable basis" for an express or implied shipping date. http://www.business.ftc.gov/documents/bus02-business-guide-m...
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by ozi 13y ago
Sure, if you're willing to pay for it. For intercontinental flights you'd need to charter something like a Gulfstream IV which runs about $6,000 per flight hour.
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by ozi 13y ago
So you're twice as likely to get struck by lightening in a given year. http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=.00006%25+probability
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by ozi 13y ago
That, and a lot of bots are created with point-and-click builders, such as ZennoPoster or uBot Studio; while training the bot to do a specific task, these negative captchas would be easily missed.
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by ozi 13y ago
One of my AdSense accounts was just banned (testing cloaked traffic to made-for-adsense sites), so I beg to differ.
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by ozi 13y ago
Looks like they spent more time making a video about the logo than the new logo itself.
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by ozi 13y ago
They're pretty tough on spam, actually; far more strict than any other network I've dealt with.
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by ozi 13y ago
>The government's legal position is that indiscriminately dumping large datasets of metadata into a database is not a search. Okay, then let's start by challenging this legal position. Just because they interpret something a ce
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by ozi 13y ago
Unfortunately, common steganography algos used on images are easy to detect with statistical analysis.
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by ozi 13y ago
"(TS//SI//NF) General Hayden stated that he never asked for or read the OLC legal opinion supporting the PSP. The Deputy GC stated that it was his understanding that the [legal] opinion [supporting authorization] wa
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by ozi 13y ago
But what's stopping them from collecting the affiliate fee? This narrows the use-cases for this quite a bit. Not only are they forcing you to forgo collecting the fee yourself for somebody you referred to Amazon to make a purchase (ass
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by ozi 14y ago
Perhaps a slider or some other interactive tool would be better for estimating monthly cost. Anyone who'd use your service can look up their existing active user counts and plan accordingly -- much easier than estimating data points. Howeve
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by ozi 14y ago
No decent spammer cares about whether or not the links are nofollow. Targeting just dofollow links and then having a backlink portfolio to your site that is 99%+ dofollow links looks completely unnatural.
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by ozi 14y ago
Except the CLEAR network blows. I used to have a couple retail stores and sold them off because I felt terrible getting so many complaints about service quality and could see the company already declining as key investors were pulling out.
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by ozi 14y ago
Yup; $1.39 per 1000 on Deathbycaptcha.com It's cheaper if you buy ~1,000,000+ in bulk. Or you can buy OCR software that plugs in to your bots; e.g. captchasniper.com Captcha'd targets are usually higher-quality and more valuable as there is
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by ozi 14y ago
Since when was putting the selfish desires of a for-profit company ahead of your own well-being virtuous? This behavior is inherent to human nature, and presumably to everyone here who calls themselves a hacker. That Google doesn't "like"
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by ozi 14y ago
I really don't understand why this is a thing.. Lockitron seems like yet another product that builds on the current fad of "do everything with your phone" without regard to actually being innovative and useful. Aside from narrow use-cases,