Book Reviews
How to get traffic to a site -- Comment() Music sharing tops net searches: "File-swapping program beats wizard Harry Potter in Yahoo!'s top 10 most popular web searches." [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition] So, to get traffic on a site, one should include the following terms?
Perhaps I should also use the name Saddam Hussein? Or Arnold Schwarzenegger? But I don't think many people spell Arnold's name correctly when making searches.
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-- Comment() Caution over 'computerised world': "Researchers say more discussion is needed about the idea of putting microchips in everyday objects." [BBC News | Technology | UK Edition]
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-- Comment() Site of electronic voting firm hacked: "A company developing security technology for electronic voting suffered an embarrassing hacker break-in that executives think was tied to the rancorous debate over the safety of casting ballots online." [Privacy Digest]
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-- Comment() Mac.Ars Takes On 2003: The Year In Review: "2003 was a big year for Apple, and arguably its most successful in over a decade on a number of metrics." (Ars Technica via MyAppleMenu) [MyAppleMenu]
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This is why there is less spam? -- Comment() An Unrepentant Spammer Vows to Carry On, Within the Law: 'Alan Ralsky, who has made a successful business of spamming, is on a hiatus, but says he will soon resume bulk e-mailing in compliance with a federal antispam law. He calls the law unfair, but adds, "You would have to be stupid" to try to violate it.'
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Spammers are on a Christmas vacation? -- Comment() Spam didn't explode, after all. I expected the number of spam messages to explode during the end of December, but no such thing happened. I currently have 248 spam messages in my junk mail folder, of which 246 were caught by the spam filters (server-side and Mac OS X Mail). Perhaps the spammers are also taking a vacation?
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