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vaksel
16y ago
i've used it to search for russian stuff before, not really a fan of the interface....looks too much like yahoo circa 15 years ago
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What Is Yahoo Thinking? Buying Associated Content Opens Up A Whole Can Of Worms
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
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vaksel
16y ago
i think the best option is medium sized projects. These have the potential to become big projects, and at least you won't rely 100% on SEO traffic.
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vaksel
16y ago
his price is way too low. All the "check out this ebook" sites I've seen, always charge $29 $37 $47. The reason for that is because most of these things get sold through affiliates, and with a high price you can offer someone $20-$30 per sa
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vaksel
16y ago
sure looks like it: "It is the ninth fall by Foxconn employees in five months."
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One more employee from Foxconn falls off building and dies
(news.xinhuanet.com)
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16y ago
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vaksel
16y ago
1. work on the car 2. track the car(mostly auto-x since the track is like 5 hours away) 3. started getting into sambo(russian martial arts)
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Google Admits To Accidentally Collecting Personal Data With Street View Cars
(techcrunch.com)
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16y ago
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16y ago
it has everything to do with a .com. Same SEO methods on a .com and .net, will always have .com beating out the .net. All those examples you give, there is no competition, those are BRANDS that choose to reside on a .net/.org domains, there
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vaksel
16y ago
bad example, the travelblog.com is a british site. Go search for travelblog on google.co.uk, and it's in the top 3 position. And sure travelblog.org is #1 there too, but the .org is a PR6 website, while the .com is a PR4 website. That's ord
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vaksel
16y ago
how many .net and .org websites have you launched? A .com gets a HUGE bonus over those. A .com with 0 link building will almost always start off on page 1 or 2. Even for a competitive keyword, at worst you are looking at page 3. A .net or .
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vaksel
16y ago
Try naming 10-20 commercial websites(sites actually selling things) that are successful on a .org domain name. Can't? There is probably a reason for that. It's not hairdressers you need to worry about, it's Google...who simply won't rank yo
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vaksel
16y ago
I think a .org is a bad idea. I know you are getting it for the exact match bonus, but noone clicks .org expecting to pay. Most people will probably just think you are an organization of appointment reminders Here are a few available .net/.
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vaksel
16y ago
the reason facebook CTR is so low is because people go on facebook to use facebook. They aren't in a buying/browsing mood, so they tend to tune out the ads.
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vaksel
16y ago
from what I understand it's just a bunch of small apps. His business model isn't to sell a single app 1,000 times, but to sell 100 apps, 10 times each. as far as long term, he mentioned that he is using the blog for cred building, so that w
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Using adwords to get yourself a job
(alecbrownstein.com)
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16y ago
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vaksel
16y ago
I don't see why he is still living with his parents if he pays $700 a mo to them in rent for a room. For that amount he can get a few roommates and live on his own. I wonder if he calls his parents his roommates like that programmer guy fro
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vaksel
16y ago
his site is the cancer of the web, whose sole goal is to trick Google users into clicking the ads. if any other website owner did the shit he did, we'd get our asses banned from Google, yet he gets a free pass
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EA Sports Locks Out Multiplayer Modes On Used Sales
(xbox360.ign.com)
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16y ago
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vaksel
16y ago
bug: Current plan: Family/$69.99 (up to 10 varieties). Upgrade to Small Garden/$39.99 to get 3 more. also make the logo take the person to the home page also make the background image wider(at least 1400px wide)...anyone on a wide screen m
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16y ago
Someone should make one of those blind experiments where you pull in the search results from yahoo, bing, google and DDG, so people can do a blind test to see which search engine is better
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Jailbroken iPad Supports External Hard Drives
(simonblog.com)
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16y ago
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vaksel
17y ago
1. HN is the reddit of startups 2. I'm subscribed to that reddit and it's pretty dead...there are like 1-2 new submissions a day
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vaksel
17y ago
posted about this below, wikipedia does not consider Ft. Hood event a terrorist attack, since the government isn't calling it one.
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vaksel
17y ago
you don't need full automatic weapons...you can just buy a regular gun like an AR15 and kill just as many people. the fort hood incident isn't on the list of 2009 attacks. Here is the wiki discussion about it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/
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vaksel
17y ago
not really the DC snipers were idiots. 1. they set a pattern where they were killing a person a day + they were using the same car. 2. he constantly taunted the police, made calls, left them notes, left them cards. Shouldn't be that hard to
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vaksel
17y ago
counter argument to that would be, if actual terrorism was being stopped, we'd hear all about it on the news. Terrorism is such a hot topic, that anything related to it, gets non-stop coverage for a week.
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vaksel
17y ago
actually I think the smaller terrorist attacks would be much more effective at instilling terror. remember the dc sniper? After the first couple of people were killed, everyone started running in zig zags everywhere they went. blow up a bus
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vaksel
17y ago
good. Patent trolls have abused the system for too long. The whole point of patents was to increase innovation not stifle it
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vaksel
17y ago
techcrunch is not a business he can sell. He is too embedded in the site, all his scoops etc are due to his personal contacts. Face it, he is the face of techcrunch. Pretty much all the scoops get posted by him. The other techcrunch writers
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