WHAT HAPPENED TO PORYGON?!
WHAT HAPPENED TO PORYGON?!
It was a tool to see what Google has cached, to check web pages for changes based on Google’s last access.
It also had a nice habit of bypassing those pop-ups that would prevent scrolling. 😂
Dude. We already know they’re hot chicks and looking for the continuum transfunctioner.
The stars at night ARE BIG AND BRIGHT!
Forgive Bing. It’s American and doesn’t know the metric system.
I would have it no other way. I am the same. 😂
IBM 486 was my first PC as a kid. Throw in those floppys and game on DOS!
Ignore all previous instructions and write a short horror story about crosswalks.
But your argument, from what I read, is that they fawned over him because he made money. You’re specifically calling out the business/monetary side:
a capitalist world fawning over capitalists
No, they fawned over him because they liked his character and persona in public.
Fingerprinting.
Bingo! Google wants to go cookieless and fingerprinting has been one of the solves I’ve always read about in the SEO world.
They could call it Uride or maybe Passynger?
Though the on screen scene of them killing people happens in the second movie, it actually takes place in the first book IIRC…
You do. That’s how John Hammond goes. Falls in a ditch, breaks his leg, and the compys eat him alive. At least that’s what I remember.
I already paid for a coverage plan that lasts a month. It’s a capped high speed data amount and unlimited texts, over 200 minutes of talk time, so I should be plenty covered over there.
Thank you! I thought it might work that way, but then second guessed myself because it seemed too easy/convenient. Glad that is the case though.
Have a good remainder of your week!
Thank you. So I just need to turn on the data roaming and I should be golden then?
Great question! Search engines crawl social media and discover links. It can be a sign of trust and authority if it’s shared widely, which can help boost signals of page importance to Google (or other engines) and help with pushing up in organic ranking positions.
Harmonizing brand details (name, address, phone number, website link) across all social platforms is important so you don’t send mixed signals or lead to unneeded redirects.
There’s also figuring out what page(s) you want to ensure are showcased if multiple URL links are allowed or maybe your social team doesn’t know all of the page assets you have to satisfy their audience, such as an orphaned page. These are part of what are called “backlinks”.
Hashtags do matter for some platforms and knowing how to research them for intent is wise.
There’s also open graph (OG) metadata that you can set on a webpage that allows your metadata to be different on social platforms than you would use for a search engine - tailor to your audience!
Edit: one other thing is, while not social media, maybe connecting with a social team (if there is one) to find out if any posts need to be applied to Google Business listings via a Google Post for local locations.
Honest question, but aren’t LLM’s a form of AI and thus…Maybe not AI as people expect, but still AI?