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by underdown 12y ago
Or perhaps Ireland's spending was artifically high? Your bias for government intervention is showing.
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by underdown 12y ago
Google also caches itself: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:T1NRLL-...
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by underdown 12y ago
I'd love to have fiber dropped to my home but this article glosses over the privacy implications of having a government entity have direct access to everything you do online.
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by underdown 12y ago
The exact match domain nerf was like two years ago.
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by underdown 12y ago
Does it include premium account users' data?
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by underdown 12y ago
The yandex (chrome) browser has been doing this for some time now. I switched back to chrome because of this feature. /sadface
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by underdown 13y ago
...Unless you are targeting your custom audience (past buyers/users) etc.
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by underdown 13y ago
The fact that the quote is pulled from a site named "disinformation" aside, I find it hard to believe that anyone worth reading would make claims as to why those two groups' workforce participation (?) rates declined in such
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by underdown 13y ago
I have used tarsnap for a while now and id be willing to bet this hacker news post will get him more business than a well designed logo. Have you seen the site? It looks like ass. Didnt stop me from trying it great service btw.
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by underdown 13y ago
is it possible their cpc went down because they've overwhored themselves and not the other way around? I seem to recall a shit ton of changes to SERPs preceding and during the periods mentioned.
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What If It Is Not Just Metadata the NSA is Collecting?(breitbart.com)
2 points by underdown 13y ago|0 comments
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by underdown 13y ago
A company that has a better business model, better customer service, or better goods/services is not the issue here. The issue is a competitor can tank your rankings by dropping $100 on crappy links. The disavow process is a good step for
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by underdown 13y ago
google now accepts a micro data format for logos - although I haven't really noticed them in SERPS yet http://www.hobo-web.co.uk/how-to-put-your-company-logo-on-go...
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by underdown 13y ago
technically google shows both a cache of your pages and a visual representation of your site directly on google.com without explicit permission.
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by underdown 13y ago
ya - guess you're right - what a redundant url.
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by underdown 13y ago
the link up top is a malformed url - looks like maybe a bad c&p http://www.fbi.gov/news/updates-on-investigation-into-multip... worked for me
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by underdown 13y ago
it's usually pretty obvious to spammers when they get penalized. their traffic drops and if they use webmaster tools (admittedly ill-advised and unlikely) they get an explicit message telling them they've been caught.
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by underdown 13y ago
it would be nice if google gave us a decent tool to check domains before we bought them. Currently they hide most (>90%) of back links.
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by underdown 14y ago
What? Linksys routers are a great deal - you can find them at goodwill for $5, flash the firmware & configure it in 15 minutes and they work great. My one beef is why don't they put a cheap fan on them when they cost upwards of $100 no
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by underdown 14y ago
I once had a spammer hit one of my contact forms a few hundred times on a page set up to capture traffic from South Dakota. there was a corresponding goal set up in Google Analytics that triggered and a week or so later the S Dakota page p
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by underdown 14y ago
it does however mean that the estimates put forth by scientists are pretty flimsy.
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by underdown 14y ago
desert wasteland? lonely as heck? http://abcnews.go.com/m/story?id=93189
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by underdown 14y ago
... thanks to government subsidies. This is still not an industry that is profitable on its own.
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by underdown 14y ago
presumably learn from her mistakes?
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by underdown 14y ago
In many (most? all?) states here you can have misdemeanors expunged from your record after a couple of years without incident as well.
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by underdown 14y ago
Dave Asprey is certainly a quack but there is some evidence butter may be pretty good for you. Look up butyrate - which milk fat helps produce in your body (if you have healthy gut flora).
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by underdown 14y ago
my sister is dying due to glioblastoma malforme and watching her "treatment" (cyberknife/avastin/invasive surgery) for the disease provided by top tier US medicine (barrows mainly) leaves me with the marked impression she would be better of
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by underdown 14y ago
I'm pretty sure "top traffic sources" should read "top referral sources". If not then maybe he should be doing a little SEO after all.
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by underdown 14y ago
So - a Democrat administration makes a mistake - and it's the Republicans' fault. got it .
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by underdown 14y ago
the website linked in the article is mainly made up of dailykos comments. how are they not fair game? The WoW stuff is a little ridiculous (and I would bet ineffective) but postings on a political site definitely matter.

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