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by zachware 17y ago
Sure, this is hilarious. Take a moment to think about what it means. We all live in a bubble where the web is easy, where we can always find what we're looking for. I'm convinced that some people approach the internet like an angry driver g
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by zachware 17y ago
Instead of working within the confines of native OSs Adobe has managed to dupe us into installing essentially an overlay OS with Flash/ActionScript/Air. They have a responsibility to manage it as such. They have the same problems as Java. T
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by zachware 17y ago
Have they checked website optimizer? Google isn't a call me and let's talk about it company. It has very efficient and streamlined tools to help people figure out what is wrong. There's a good chance there is an indexing problem that could
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by zachware 17y ago
These days the operative buzzwords are open and transparent. I don't advocate both of those concepts blindly but I do ask, what is the potential downside of offering this level of data to the public? If you keep everything private then you
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by zachware 17y ago
This wasn't an interview, it was a test. I had a similar experience with a startup. I was interviewing for a Marketing Communications Manager position. Essentially PR. One of the unofficial interviewers (at 24 year old MIT engineer working
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by zachware 17y ago
But then what's the point of the change of address tool in Google Webmaster Tools? Screenshot: http://bit.ly/4xZpA8
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by zachware 17y ago
Agreed. User base in a internet facing app means something when users visit the site to interact. Twitter is such an open platform for communication (like email, sms, and hell, even the web) that monetizing it as a service seems impossible.
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by zachware 17y ago
Valid point and it crossed my mind too, however Google's systems are aware of domain shifts (I assume the Dropbox folks filed a domain change) and it should know about its 'transferred' positive rap. If the block is solely based on malware
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by zachware 17y ago
The article is well thought out and presents a good viewpoint. I think it's one-sided and, um, short-sighted. I see the RFP process from the viewpoint of a buyer and a provider. From the buyer's standpoint, when we start a project we simply
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by zachware 17y ago
zgware@gmail.com. Excited to check it out.