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by ss64 6y ago
Then the scammers would just copy the serial numbers, you would have to link every number with a customer name
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by ss64 6y ago
The difficulty of lugging a 27" machine around is probably the only reason they make it user upgradable.
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by ss64 6y ago
The load time of the Google Analytics script differs quite a lot depending on the time of day. https://royal.pingdom.com/google-analytics-script-loads-97-s...
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by ss64 6y ago
"I also realised that I wasn’t even using up to 10% of the features provided by the service." Most of these people could get everything they want from just analysing the webserver logs. But I guess that isn't the modern way,
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by ss64 6y ago
Blogs died when blog specific search engines disappeared, particularly 'Google Blog search' which was quietly killed off in 2014. Technorati the other popular option for searching blogs, also went dark in 2014.
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by ss64 7y ago
The Timberland website used to block people from adding any items to the shopping basket if they had Google Analytics blocked... and thats when I switched brands.
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by ss64 7y ago
"as knowledge approaches zero, money approaches infinity" In other words, if you employ people with little knowledge, the cost of getting anything done approaches infinity. Just look at any major government IT project for proof of
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by ss64 7y ago
That only happens when one or more of the 3rd party sellers are part of the "Fullfillment by Amazon" program (FBA). If I was a lawmaker I would make FBA illegal, it is an open door for untraceable counterfeits. I think its the pri
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by ss64 7y ago
I wrote up a list of the most popular password managers to consider on this page https://ss64.com/docs/security.html
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by ss64 7y ago
Yes but if one of those files was ADSENSE-one-wierd-trick.jpg Nobody would actually bother to download it would they!
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by ss64 7y ago
uninstall and reinstall is the new 'have you turned it off and on again'
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by ss64 8y ago
> To add mechanism of templates and wizards to pre-generate content. That would be great if it supported 'library' blocks of HTML, then you could later edit the library definition and all the related pages would update, in effe
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by ss64 8y ago
Supply and demand in the housing market is not about the supply of houses but about the supply of CREDIT. As long as the banks are happy to lend large sums at low rates prices will go up, and as soon as the banks become more cautious, eithe
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by ss64 8y ago
wow that is super annoying, makes full screen unusable.
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by ss64 8y ago
If you look at the design of windows on old houses from about 1700 to 1940 they facilitate exactly this. They open at the top and/or bottom to allow the circulation of air. Hot air will naturally rise and exit from the high up window.
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by ss64 8y ago
One full day of playing failed to yield any results, but something caught Simon's attention on day two. "Paul goes, 'Hey, what's that?' We start playing what we have of it, and it is exactly what you hear on the rec
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by ss64 8y ago
I didn't even notice there was animation, I scrolled past too quickly. Visiting it again you have to wait a large number of seconds (for something to download presumably) before the animation starts.
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by ss64 9y ago
Because already popular posts tend to get more popular and that encourages more engagement, and for the advertisers engagement (likes/comments) are far more important than accuracy or completeness.
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by ss64 9y ago
Someone should build a web service for delivering these social icons. They could place a random selection of 3 or 4 popular social icons on the page, and then, like AdSense the social sites could pay to get an increased number of placements
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by ss64 9y ago
My opinion of RT went down significantly when I tried to actually login and post a review. It is so horrible to use, I'm now convinced the site is deliberately setup to favour bots over real people.
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by ss64 9y ago
Also items which are 'fullfilled by amazon' are supplied by third parties and stocked on the same shelf in amazons warehouse. So even if you buy direct from Amazon if any 3rd party seller is qualified to fullfill the same item, th
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by ss64 9y ago
Unfortunately Amazon make it really hard for customers to tell the difference, 'fullfillment by Amazon' means that third party seller products are on the same warehouse shelf as Amazons own stock. So you buy direct from Amazon but
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by ss64 9y ago
https://ss64.com/pass/ Is similar to LessPass but is entirely javascript in the browser, so you can save the page and run a local copy completely offline or upload to your own website. Theres also a command line versio
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by ss64 9y ago
The problem Firefox had for a long time was the terrible Flash plugin combined with a lack of per-tab processes. That meant that a single flash element on one page would slow down the entire browser. I removed the flash plugin completely a
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by ss64 9y ago
I tried it with SS64.com, the chart shows that $0 is four times bigger in Canada than $0 in Italy ( https://ss64.com weighs 0.02MB)
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by ss64 9y ago
How about you respect the robots.txt until the IP address where it is hosted changes. Once the IP has changed, then any new robots.txt exclusions apply only to the new pages not the archived pages under the old IP, which continue respecting
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by ss64 9y ago
There is no chronological view You have either: 'Most recent' = filtered or 'Top stories' = heavily filtered
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by ss64 10y ago
cons: If the customers email service goes down, then their access goes down. If your email service goes down, then the service goes down for everyone. If a major email provider is compromised, then a bunch of your accounts can be compromise
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by ss64 10y ago
http://ss64.com/pass/ Download the page to your desktop and you can use it offline.
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by ss64 11y ago
I just get an 'unresponsive script' error from line 95 of https://eek.ro/assets/js/bpgdec8a.js

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