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vgeek
3y ago
A TWSBI Eco with a medium nib or maybe a Pilot Prera in fine would be a good start for anyone, both under $50. Maybe a Pilot Kakuno since they are under $20. Lamy Safari are often recommended, but have a forced grip pattern due to the shape
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CDI is a slots company who happens to own some race tracks anymore. In around 2018 once they started with the "historical racing terminals" (slots), they shifted from caring about racing to the fat margins of slots-- an $8k slot m
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There are obviously hundreds of other factors (with different weights), with dozens/hundreds of tests at any given time, but those few factors are what have remained relatively consistent over time. That is partially why Google's
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From a UX perspective, your site is perfectly fine. From an SEO perspective, though, the brand/category pages don't have enough content (in Google's opinion) to be uniquely relevant. Even though a user would find the faceting
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CLS is probably from ads, even Google's own "responsive" Adsense ads will nuke your score there. Both the text compression and JS issues are again related to ads, since in many cases the page loads, makes a request with user
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3y ago
You have good taste in tables. For random trivia: Medieval Madness has Tina Fey as a voice actor. Monster Bash has a voice that sounds like Katey Sagal (Peggy Bundy, Leela/Futurama), but I have only seen others speculating the same on
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3y ago
Netzero, but with a TV and cameras.
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FairEmail is probably the best. K9 is more hit or miss, but is usable.
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Nothing like tax abatements being handed out like candy to some of history's most profitable companies when they would likely build there anyways, combined with the trend that many companies simply leave once they expire.
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Angle of Empire or Verifying. Maybe Mandarin Hero if he draws in. 20 horse fields are chaotic, especially with positioning and horses getting boxed in, bumped, shuffled, going insanely wide into stretch. Forte got a horrible draw, but there
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Pilot Kakuno is cheap, relatively durable and pretty good quality. I would take it over a Safari in the sub $25 category.
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bad_Samaritans:_The_Myth_of_... This is a good read related to this topic.
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GA Premium started at $100k/yr ~10 years ago and pretty much only disabled sampling on reports and added additional custom dimensions. This was pre-360 days and was 5x what we were paying for Adobe Analytics. Once you get to those leve
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I wonder if they acquired Urchin (GA, ~2005, so well before they started cornering mobile/browser markets) to start building out and improving their rankings through the data. If they have user data through Chrome, why would they want
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Hobby grade RC car? Lots of parts to upgrade, various mechanical/RF concepts involved.
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What about LTCM-GPT?
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curl icanhazip.com Is worth a try.
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Any routed machine will require maintenance, but I believe they have 2 or 3 part time techs based on what I have seen in my few visits. I don't recall experiencing any blatantly broken machines, but there were a number with weak flippe
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https://www.pinballmap.com/ As already mentioned, The Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas is probably the most well known collection on a national level. Pittsburgh has two good collections-- Pinball PA, with various solid st
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Enter the Quiet Zone: Where Cell Service, Wi-Fi Are Banned
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RedPocket has $10/mo for 1gb data plans on VZW, which is marked as the CDMA provider on their site.
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https://punctumbooks.com/titles/warez-the-infrastructure-and... is a good read if anyone is interested in the mechanics of the scene.
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That is widely known about and freely available to the public, maybe. There are multiple options available for pseudo-LE types with relatively lax access prerequisites. https://www.robertxiao.ca/hacking/locationsmart&#x
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It may seem overwhelming at first, but once you get adjusted to the terms/menus, it isn't that bad. Maybe start using a WMS (there are plugins that add mappacks like https://plugins.qgis.org/plugins/openlayers
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This would probably be captured when looking at GA in the landing page report with MoM traffic going to 0 for once high value pages. If that is the case, a 301 from old path(s) to new is the simplest solution to possibly restore most of the
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https://developers.google.com/search/updates/ranking Your rankings tanking on/around 10/19's update looks like a strong correlation. Your GSC with congruent drops in impressions and clicks doesn
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I'm curious to hear other people's takes on this, too. How unique is the content on each page? What do the crawled and not indexed vs discovered not crawled ratios look like relative to indexed pages? What does linking to the deta
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I know pop culture and humor is frowned upon on HN, but https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XhFTG7fFwc4 is just too relevant to not share for this whole situation.
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https://ahrefs.com/seo start here for SEO basics. Learn what drives rankings (solid on page, content that people will link to) then get a handle on how building backlinks works-- then farm that out. Going into an agency and
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Is Highcharts that much better than Apache eCharts? EC keeps getting larger, so you need to do custom builds and don't init the charts until they reach the viewport, but there are so many options.
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