I just hope they don't pull a Mitnick and give him his fair chance.
It's my belief that everybody gets his fair chance because that's the whole point of the American justice system. His fair chance may get him 5 years in jail. Would you rather that the courts hand out executions depending on the mood of the judge that day or by a roll of a dice? How about by public poll?
everytime the link is clicked on the advertiser pays the fee shown below the link. Overature has stuff to make sure you don't spam the link but 10 bucks even once is a huge hit.
My dad's who work uses these things. Plug them into into any cisco router and there's you office extentions. Isn't that an IP phone or am I missing something?
*web browsing: the only place Linux falls down is on terribly designed web pages and Flash. those sites are not worth viewing anyway. consider yourself rescued from bad web pages.:)
Yeah except for the fact the half the fonts are about one pixal tall.
Which is some company trying to make money from doing this. See the next page in their pitch : http://webprominence.co.uk/promotion/costs.htm
Now, if cloaking is easily defeated by a second bot, and the Googlebot has this, shouldn't they at least put _their_ own_ link in top slot just saying, "by the way, this kind of stuff is dishonest, misleading and doesn't work" [and thus possibly a fraud?]
I took a look at these guys and their stuff probably won't help to much. Their deal is having the page the engines index if different then the page that shows up when someone go to the site. Google, among other people, does protect against this. The website in question would get blacklisted and removed from the search results.
While a lot of work goes into making a site sow up ranked higher it shouldn't involve shady tricks like this. Here's a semi-good analogy. It's one thing to present yourself as best as you possibly can to someone to get them to go on a date with you. It's another thing entirely to lie and give false info.
Ok you make a page that has all sorts of info on a subject like 1966 Mustangs. The page has everything you ever wanted to know about the car. But you secretly put something in the page, like a server-side redirect, that takes the user and sends them to a page about Cameros. So you submit the page and the search engines give a high ranking because the page has a lot of good info on Mustangs. But people that go to the page get sent to a different page that talks about something else.
Whats funny about this is that the search engines already know this. The Marketing Director at the company I work for told me that this hasn't worked in a couple of years. Some engines send a second agent out to see if the page the page at that link is the same as one that got indexed. I think this a case of whoever wrote the artice isn't up to date on search engine technology.
I had a client who some reason got their 404 page the highest rank on google. So if typed their company name into the search engine the 404 page was number one so you could imagine the problems that caused. So I put their error pages in the robots.txr and everything worked out.
I think it was the one where the traveling gambling spaceships would land on a planet, take all the money from the planet, then leave. Someone had a mini-black hole and dropped it and it get falling through the planet and then when it go back to the other side it would come back and so and so forth.
The two janitors were highly annoying. They reminded me of characters from another movie/show that I cannot think of right now. They should have been dropped.
They have the same voice as teenager who's usually working at a fastfood resturant.
He trained people to shoot the big ole guns that blasted planes out of the sky. Well they towed a dummy airplane behind a real one. Sometimes while praticing advanced manuvers the trainee would for getwhich plane he was shooting at and would give the pilot a heart attack.
The guy wrote a few comments back that the reason for the MD5 is to keep people from just going through and looking at each picture. He wants you to wait for the actually minute to see the picture.
Send the company a letter saying something like "it will cost you $75,000.00 plus taxes for me to keep my mouth shut."
If it's Microsoft, go for option 2
People wonder why the Linux community tells everyone they should use a product that doesn't promote the extortion of other businesses unless of course the business being extorted is Microsoft.
Linux doesn't need hipocrites so please go somewhere else.
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.....I read it wrong. Oh well I'm sorry about my post I now say I have to agree with his statement.
It's my belief that everybody gets his fair chance because that's the whole point of the American justice system. His fair chance may get him 5 years in jail. Would you rather that the courts hand out executions depending on the mood of the judge that day or by a roll of a dice? How about by public poll?
People never learn.
Yay! Now i don't have to be personaly responsible for anything!
Just joking. I do think Naders a moron but thats because I've been Libertarian since '96
Nobody can defeat my supreme powers!
Bwwahaaahaaa!
I don't know about you but those girls would get 20 years in jail.
not that I know from personal experiance ;)
everytime the link is clicked on the advertiser pays the fee shown below the link. Overature has stuff to make sure you don't spam the link but 10 bucks even once is a huge hit.
I bounced a rent check to him about 4 months ago. I've been waiting till he notices to give him the money.
Check out pro tools: http://www.protools.com/
My dad's who work uses these things. Plug them into into any cisco router and there's you office extentions. Isn't that an IP phone or am I missing something?
Yeah except for the fact the half the fonts are about one pixal tall.
Anyone know the type of missle the SAM was that shot the plane down?
Now, if cloaking is easily defeated by a second bot, and the Googlebot has this, shouldn't they at least put _their_ own_ link in top slot just saying, "by the way, this kind of stuff is dishonest, misleading and doesn't work" [and thus possibly a fraud?]
I took a look at these guys and their stuff probably won't help to much. Their deal is having the page the engines index if different then the page that shows up when someone go to the site. Google, among other people, does protect against this. The website in question would get blacklisted and removed from the search results.
While a lot of work goes into making a site sow up ranked higher it shouldn't involve shady tricks like this. Here's a semi-good analogy. It's one thing to present yourself as best as you possibly can to someone to get them to go on a date with you. It's another thing entirely to lie and give false info.
Ok you make a page that has all sorts of info on a subject like 1966 Mustangs. The page has everything you ever wanted to know about the car. But you secretly put something in the page, like a server-side redirect, that takes the user and sends them to a page about Cameros. So you submit the page and the search engines give a high ranking because the page has a lot of good info on Mustangs. But people that go to the page get sent to a different page that talks about something else.
Whats funny about this is that the search engines already know this. The Marketing Director at the company I work for told me that this hasn't worked in a couple of years. Some engines send a second agent out to see if the page the page at that link is the same as one that got indexed. I think this a case of whoever wrote the artice isn't up to date on search engine technology.
I think the point of the story is that Disney is using tech you can go buy down at Circuit City.
I had a client who some reason got their 404 page the highest rank on google. So if typed their company name into the search engine the 404 page was number one so you could imagine the problems that caused. So I put their error pages in the robots.txr and everything worked out.
if you know what I mean ;)
I think it was the one where the traveling gambling spaceships would land on a planet, take all the money from the planet, then leave. Someone had a mini-black hole and dropped it and it get falling through the planet and then when it go back to the other side it would come back and so and so forth.
They have the same voice as teenager who's usually working at a fastfood resturant.
Goodman character's name is James Sullivan. James's friend, the one eyed green guy, calls him Sully which is short for Sullivan.
Napster (Jesus) hath paid (forgiven) us for all of our downloads (sins).
Shall we now crucify it?
Jesus paid for all our sins by being crucified. So if Napster made a deal that by disbanding they pay for our downloads then your analogy would work.
He trained people to shoot the big ole guns that blasted planes out of the sky. Well they towed a dummy airplane behind a real one. Sometimes while praticing advanced manuvers the trainee would for getwhich plane he was shooting at and would give the pilot a heart attack.
The guy wrote a few comments back that the reason for the MD5 is to keep people from just going through and looking at each picture. He wants you to wait for the actually minute to see the picture.
People wonder why the Linux community tells everyone they should use a product that doesn't promote the extortion of other businesses unless of course the business being extorted is Microsoft.
Linux doesn't need hipocrites so please go somewhere else.