I don’t remember a rule that says we have a right to feel comfortable all the time.
Dear Internet, nobody has read a single privacy notice.
Dear Internet, nobody has read a single privacy notice.
I’m thinking we need to lure some Linux (and Win. I suppose) software writers to Micro.blog to make stuff. @macgenie I am willing to spring for a couple of large bags of Reese’s Pieces for bait. :D
I’m thinking we need to lure some Linux (and Win. I suppose) software writers to Micro.blog to make stuff. @macgenie I am willing to spring for a couple of large bags of Reese’s Pieces for bait. :D
It’s still hard for me to believe that @bing does not have free easy site search for webmasters. They used to and it was pretty good. Cheapest way to advertise the Bing brand on a lot of sites. Strange.
It’s still hard for me to believe that @bing does not have free easy site search for webmasters. They used to and it was pretty good. Cheapest way to advertise the Bing brand on a lot of sites. Strange.
Provided that I had financial backing and good search programmers…
If I were going to build a search engine on the sly:
I would launch a search engine. At first it would be a metasearch engine powered by other search feeds, but the feeds would be disguised, perhaps blended so you didn’t know it was a metasearch. I would add my own elements to the search serps like Wikipedia. While this is going on, I would be working on a crawler, one that spiders deep. I’d also be looking at ranking schemes and reverse engineering why my search providers rank sites the way they do. Not trying to violate patents, just figuring out why one site is more important than another. I would develop my own feed and test it. Once I felt I had a good quality algo, I would start seriously building a spidered search engine index. I would slowly start introducing my own feed into the serps. If it tested well with users, then the third party feed would become more backfill. The backfill would receed more as my index grew. No obvious change in the serps. Eventually you would quietly drop the meta search and use 100% your own feed.
Something like that. It would be a long game, building and adding features, brand and users over years.
Provided that I had financial backing and good search programmers…
If I were going to build a search engine on the sly:
I would launch a search engine. At first it would be a metasearch engine powered by other search feeds, but the feeds would be disguised, perhaps blended so you didn’t know it was a metasearch. I would add my own elements to the search serps like Wikipedia. While this is going on, I would be working on a crawler, one that spiders deep. I’d also be looking at ranking schemes and reverse engineering why my search providers rank sites the way they do. Not trying to violate patents, just figuring out why one site is more important than another. I would develop my own feed and test it. Once I felt I had a good quality algo, I would start seriously building a spidered search engine index. I would slowly start introducing my own feed into the serps. If it tested well with users, then the third party feed would become more backfill. The backfill would receed more as my index grew. No obvious change in the serps. Eventually you would quietly drop the meta search and use 100% your own feed.
Something like that. It would be a long game, building and adding features, brand and users over years.
Meghan Markle’s Diet and Fitness Revealed | MotleyHealth www.motleyhealth.com/celeb/meg…
Meghan Markle’s Diet and Fitness Revealed | MotleyHealth www.motleyhealth.com/celeb/meg…
What the EU should do about web search and the Google Monopoly.
What the EU should do about web search and the Google Monopoly.
Fines shmines. Just break Google up. We need real choice and competition in search and search advertising. Google is choking out all innovation. Yelp asks Europe to take new antitrust action against Google - Search Engine Land searchengineland.com/298938-29…
Fines shmines. Just break Google up. We need real choice and competition in search and search advertising. Google is choking out all innovation. Yelp asks Europe to take new antitrust action against Google - Search Engine Land searchengineland.com/298938-29…
Plan to Act Out for rest of the week.
Wed. Culturally Appropriate something.
Thurs. Say something Politically Incorrect
Friday. Eat something non-organically grown.
Sat. Scotch
Plan to Act Out for rest of the week.
Wed. Culturally Appropriate something.
Thurs. Say something Politically Incorrect
Friday. Eat something non-organically grown.
Sat. Scotch
I filled out my regional planning commission’s Vision 2050 survey. Then I realised: I’ll be dead! Not taking any more surveys, let the damn kids do it.
I filled out my regional planning commission’s Vision 2050 survey. Then I realised: I’ll be dead! Not taking any more surveys, let the damn kids do it.
EPA prevents three news organizations from attending conference on water contaminants www.msn.com/en-us/new…
EPA prevents three news organizations from attending conference on water contaminants www.msn.com/en-us/new…
RT @SEO_Theory This subject has come up re. blogging and I had no idea where Google currently stands. Now I do. What To Do When Using External Links – SEO Theory www.seo-theory.com/what-to-d…