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Of course. AS @HamzaDXS says, it's all about quantity over quality.

Currently the thing I hate most about TV shows is how much time elapses between seasons. I feel like I've been waiting for season 2 of Severance on AppleTV for *forever*! (It's been over 2 years already since season 1 debuted.) Speaking of that, is there ever going to be …

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What's the most annoying hardware failure you've ever had and what did it teach you? I'll go first. Check your RAM and make backups of backups.

It has to do with the type of website that is trying to gain traffic. However, for the most part, content sites are pretty frustrated that AI bots are scraping all of their content and then using it to directly answer a searcher's question, without the searcher ever having to …

> YEARWEEK(NOW(), 1) returns a number of the current week. It looks like they're trying to see if the week of $givenDate is the same as the current week of the year.

I've noticed that really strong articles with an overly simplistic UI tend to be linked to the most, and as a result, carry the most authority.

Unfortunately, Yahoo Mail doesn't have an export feature. By any chance are you already using an email client such as Microsoft Outlook to access your email? You can download your email into a third-party email client such as Outlook (Server: export.imap.mail.yahoo.com; Port: 933; Requres SSL: Yes) and then you'll have …

> Let's see what happens with the August update; we might all need help to get more traffic. Which August update are you referring to? The last core update was in June.

I don't protect my online presence at all. My email is listed on DaniWeb's contact page, and I have never taken effort to use javascript to obfuscate it. I guess I just assume it's already been out there for so long, and I've always included it in media kits, biz …

I know that Nvidia cards are pushing the envelope these days with AI, but are we hitting diminishing returns with consumer hardware performance? On one hand, I'm not hearing the Intel vs. AMD competition trying to outdo each other in gigahertz that was the big thing in the 90s, but …

How do you think the hardware that you use today shapes the kind of person you become in the future? I was never someone glued to my phone until a few years ago. Today I am, for sure. I'm most likely much less present because of it.

Either SproutGigs or Fiverr. I think we can help you more if you give more insight into who your demographic is. Different platforms work differently for different audiences.

For me, it was Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing. OMG, how I *lived* in that in middle school! And, of course, I probably would have lost patience for coding a very long time ago if I wasn't as quick a touch typist as I am. The very first piece of software …

> Do you usually prioritize technical SEO first, or on-page SEO? Technical SEO *is* on-page SEO.

Platforms that allow social media marketing managers and copywriters to automate copy across social accounts has existed for decades (Buffer, etc.) They've all long since built AI into their platforms. This is nothing new.

A mobile app is actually in the works. While there are no plans to develop anything in-house, a friend of mine runs a private consulting firm that specializes in mobile apps, and they're excited about using our new API to develop something for us. However, I couldn't give you any …

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What technical judgment did you only develop after years of experience? What's a mistake you see younger developers repeat because they haven't lived through the consequences yet? Let's help out those fresh out of school so they don't have to repeat our mistakes.

I would recommend TopTal. It’s a marketplace for highly experienced developers.

Hindsight is always 20-20. What would you do differently if you started again?

What technology that you used to use have you ever stopped using entirely even though everyone it's still really popular and else still uses it? For me it's not so much a technology as much as I used to be *obsessed* with The Sims until I realized that I was …

You can use BuySellAds, which is one of the popular networks we use [here at DaniWeb](https://www.daniweb.com/welcome/advertising). However, considering you tagged this post with PPC, I am going to assume you're thinking of using Google Ads, Facebook Ads, Reddit Ads, etc. What platform you use to advertise on is really dependent …

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So you are going to outsource your entire job because you don't know how to do anything but basics?

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> All tips marked 1. ? Weird. That is built into the Markdown language. Part of the Markdown standard is that, regardless of what number you write (e.g. for convenience, you can write `1. ` in front of every single line of a very long list, numbered lists are automagically …

I’m already in bed for the night but I’ll be sure to look at this tomorrow morning.

For a PHP app, I find application/x-www-form-urlencoded the easiest to work with. It's just a simple cURL GET or POST request, the same way an HTML form does it. application/json means that I need to format the payload as a JSON object first and make the request that way. It's …

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Echoing what Skillz is saying, you need to access the files either by a domain name or by an IP address. If you are on a shared hosting plan, and it's not a feature of your hosting company's control panel, you most likely can't use the IP address option.

Nice! Thank you for joining us all those years ago. :)

What do you think is the biggest skill gap that you generally see between junior and senior developers today?

The only one I know about is Bitbucket. What is your use case? Are you looking to host public or private Git repositories?

What part of home computing has literally received no innovation over the past handful of decades (or backwards innovation!) and still feels like it's still stuck in the 1990s? Inkjet printers? Computer speakers? Keyboards and mice? iPhone text messages on Microsoft Windows? (OK, so iPhones didn't even exist back then, …

As mentioned, what would you like the script to do?

What about all the fraud items being sold on Amazon?

Cute (and quite accurate) quote. :)

ZeroBounce lets you pay in any currency supported by Stripe, which includes cryptocurrency payments. Additionally, you can pre-purchase credits in bulk, if that's helpful for you as well. Note: I've personally used their service.

I think they target different demographics. CodeCanyon will be used by people new to web development that want to upload a fully working script to their webhost and then tweak and customize it here and there. Those people are not going to want to spend the many hours it takes …

[Here you go](https://www.daniweb.com/digital-media/digital-marketing/search-engine-strategies/threads/538406/what-is-search-engine-optimization-strategies)

Read articles. Read forums. You'll learn the same way you learned SEO.

Google said at today's Google Search Central Live event that a core update is in the works and coming soon, although not necessarily before the holidays. This is different than previous years where, best I can recollect, Google almost always rolled out a core update right at the beginning of …

> E ok wait I didn’t even read this @m_oyz Huh?? I really wish I could offer more help but I have no experience with Microsoft Dynamics, I'm afraid. However, it sounds like the answer to your question is how much of your company's resources it makes sense to put …