Comment Re:Depends on pay (Score 1) 210
True that. In the US, you are expected to sleep under your desk. Non of this 'pod' nonsense.
You call your desk what you want, I'll call my task and entertainment center what I want.
True that. In the US, you are expected to sleep under your desk. Non of this 'pod' nonsense.
You call your desk what you want, I'll call my task and entertainment center what I want.
and I really want one of these to mount to a name tag....
and I am not the only one with these desires.
Starfleet badge.
Yeah, there's no way this can be used for ill.
Congratulations, you have been walking the required daily distance in the hospital. You'll get extra Jell-O with supper tonight.
Seriously, why not link the source instead of some spammy blog?
Because if we don't link to the spammy blog, the spammy blog doesn't get a boost in search engine rankings.
About two months ago I was searching for something, and I remember being annoyed enough with the results that google was posting to go try searching on Bing *shudder*
The problem was, despite using quotes, google was not searching the exact term I had entered. It was two months ago so I don't remember the exact term, but the problem was of the nature where it was modifying the end of the word. In that case it was making a significant enough change that I wasn't remotely finding what I wanted, despite the quotes.
A few months ago, Google decided to ignore quotation marks. Ick. The tool you want is Verbatim Search, but to reach it you have to do a search, click on "More search tools", then click on "Verbatim".
SEO is the business of circumventing the proper weighting of search results by "dodgy techniques", it always has been, and always will be.
Nope. SEO also includes designing a site so search engines can find the content (ie, don't hide it in Flash slideshow images), finding what people are searching for, and guiding the creation of content which is relevant to customers and search engines. The owner of the web site might not know that people are searching for "widgets that don't break", and adding a phrase to the description about the strength of the widget can give useful information to both the customer and the search engines.
There is good SEO, and there is evil SEO. Don't do evil SEO.
It's an X server, not a webserver. What it does is allow apps designed for X to run on your phone. It doesn't even need to touch the network.
X Windows consider the screen to be what is being "served", so an X server is on the device with the screen. It allows X apps to be run on local or remote machines. If someone has compiled an X app to run inside an Android phone, then you might be able to access it now.
I don't get it. You mean that sprint doesn't have data caps. But it does! There are dta caps on all US companies now.
I'd better take a closer look at my Sprint bill, then. Having trouble finding that.
BLISS is ignorance.
